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‘Managing Workplace Conflict’

Postal News April 9, 2024

Postal Service employees may participate in an upcoming webinar on ways to handle any conflicts in their work environment.

Remembering Betty Ford – A new video examines the former first lady’s legacy

Video April 9, 2024

The stamp honors the former first lady, who was widely admired for her support of women’s rights and her candor about the serious health challenges she faced.

USPS mail thefts and robberies – 04/09/24

Postal News April 9, 2024

Postal worker robberies and other mail thefts are becoming a daily event. These are the ones I found today.

USPS Unveils Henry “Hank” Aaron Stamp On 50th Anniversary of Eclipsing Homerun Record

Postal News April 8, 2024

This stamp celebrates the life and career of Aaron (1934–2021), a giant both on and off the field, who rose from humble beginnings to rewrite the record books while prevailing in the face of racism.

Go behind the scenes of the latest USPS ad campaign

Video April 8, 2024

The campaign, titled “Turn Shipping to Your Advantage,” consists of three 15-second ads that highlight USPS Ground Advantage, the organization’s newest shipping offering.

Postal Workers Indicted For Destroying Mail

Postal News April 8, 2024

In June 2023, Engler and Haywood knowingly and unlawfully destroyed or delayed mail which had been provided to them for delivery in their capacity as mail carriers.

OPM cuts federal retirement backlog as it works through spring surge

Federal News April 8, 2024

The federal government again processed a high number of retirement applications last month, even though its overall pace slowed.

A Postal Service Crime Wave and the Benching of the Postal Police Force

Postal News April 8, 2024

For 50 years, Postal Police Officers (PPOs) — the unformed division of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) — protected the Postal Service’s most important assets; its employees and the mail — no matter location.

Jacksonville Postal Service Employee Indicted For Stealing From The Mail

Postal News April 8, 2024

According to the indictment, on March 1, 2023, Duckworth, who was an employee of the U.S. Postal Service, stole from a mail item a retail store gift card and a bracelet. The mail item had come into her possession because it had been sent via U.S. Mail.

Amazon plans to get rid of its signature brown boxes to save the environment

Postal News April 8, 2024

The U.S. goes through enough cardboard boxes in a year to pave a mile-wide road from Charlotte to Los Angeles three times over. Amazon is hoping to fix that.

‘Dumpster fire’: Experts predict swing state ballot chaos due to DeJoy’s USPS overhaul

Postal News April 8, 2024

A noticeable slowdown in mail delivery by the US Postal Service (USPS) is becoming a significant concern for democracy advocates, as millions of Americans will be voting by mail this year.

We’re Not Sure Why The USPS Ordered Six Vans From EV Startup Canoo

Postal News April 8, 2024

The USPS placed an order for six right-hand-drive versions of the Lifestyle Delivery Vehicle 190 – an extended variant of its electric van with an enclosed rear cargo hold. Yes, just six vehicles.

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