One of four people accused in the shooting death of a postal worker late last year wants to be released from jail to receive medical treatments.

NALC reported on April 7 that these adjustments were tentatively scheduled for the July 21 paycheck. USPS states the anticipated date for these adjustments will now be the September 1 paycheck. 

The mediation period for collective bargaining between the Postal Service and the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will end on July 19.

While discussions on the pay, benefits and working conditions of America’s city letter carriers continue to be productive, the parties have yet to reach tentative agreement.

One of four people accused in the shooting death of a postal worker late last year wants to be released from jail to receive medical treatments.

NALC reported on April 7 that these adjustments were tentatively scheduled for the July 21 paycheck. USPS states the anticipated date for these adjustments will now be the September 1 paycheck. 

Each year, the U.S. Postal Service network stresses to accommodate the peak mailing season — Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day. Increased mail volume and operational changes during peak season significantly challenge the Postal Service’s processing and distribution network.

Each year, the U.S. Postal Service network stresses to accommodate the peak mailing season — Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day. Increased mail volume and operational changes during peak season significantly challenge the Postal Service’s processing and distribution network.

When you consider the vast workforce that is the Postal Service (over 635,000 employees as of 2022), it becomes apparent that cases where postal employees commit crimes are few. Even rarer are cases where they collude with each other to defraud USPS and its customers.

When you consider the vast workforce that is the Postal Service (over 635,000 employees as of 2022), it becomes apparent that cases where postal employees commit crimes are few. Even rarer are cases where they collude with each other to defraud USPS and its customers.

Police said 46-year-old Rosemene Decius worked at the United States Postal Service, and her coworkers said she was a delight to be around.

Police said 46-year-old Rosemene Decius worked at the United States Postal Service, and her coworkers said she was a delight to be around.