Postal News
Robert Duvall worked as a clerk in Manhattan before his big break
During the 1950s and 1960s, he worked shifts as a clerk at a Post Office in Manhattan’s Broadway district between ...
Kalamazoo-area postal workers ‘in tears’ over workplace culture amid delivery delays
“I find it deeply troubling that multiple postal employees came to my office and broke down in tears while detailing ...
New tool makes union finances easier to understand
For example, a union member who wants to look at officer and employee compensation over the past five years would ...
Mail thefts, robberies, fraud and other postal crimes – 03/20/26
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today ...
Postmaster General mulls cutting one day of mail delivery as financial woes mount
Cutting the number of delivery days from six to five, Mr. Steiner said, would save between $2.9 billion and $3.5 ...
The seven anchors weighing down the good ship USPS
In his testimony before the House this week, Postmaster General Steiner listed seven anchors that threatened to sink the ship ...
USPS Postmaster General concerned with USPS Ship; commits to decision within 30 days
Postmaster General David Steiner indicated new uncertainty around the Postal Service’s controversial USPS Ship program during a House Oversight Committee hearing Tuesday ...
Postal Bulletin takes a look at the annual employee survey
The survey includes actionable items that gather employee feedback on a variety of topics affecting the work environment, such as ...
Man sentenced to at least 9 years for robbing Akron postal carrier at gunpoint
The man who pleaded guilty to robbing an Akron postal carrier at gunpoint was sentenced in the Summit County Court ...
