Postal News
USPS workers speak up about unjust working conditions in extreme Texas heat
The United States Postal Service (USPS) workers in Corpus Christi say they are struggling with working in extreme summer temperatures ...
New USPS website focuses on stamp stories
The Postal Service has unveiled a new website that focuses on the stories behind the organization’s stamps, including their history ...
Are employers protecting workers in the heat?
News about a Texas UPS driver who reportedly fainted behind the wheel of his truck and crashed it into a tree raises ...
Rep. Craig Slams USPS Q3 Numbers as Service Levels Continue to Decline
EAGAN, MN – Today, U.S. Representative Angie Craig slammed U.S. Postal Service leadership after the agency’s FY 2024 third quarter report ...
APWU Supports Protecting the Right to Vote, Vote-by-Mail Initiatives
In November, voters will make decisions at the ballot box on numerous federal, state, and local candidates, and multiple initiatives ...
Use Email to Access LiteBlue? You’ll Need to Make a Change
Postal Service™ employees who use the email multifactor security option to access LiteBlue® will have to choose a different method soon ...
With Dog Bites Rising, USPS Preps W.Va. Mail Carriers For Risks
This year, the number of dog bites on mail carriers in West Virginia and Kentucky is on the rise, according ...
UPS, USPS in opposite positions regarding revenue, package volume in calendar Q2
Both the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) and United Parcel Service (UPS) have each reported total revenue growth was close to ...
Too many USPS facilities are failing in proper election mail procedures
We're less than three months away from election day and it appears some USPS facilities aren't following proper procedures for ...
Woman sends herself Apple AirTag to catch mail thieves
Tired of being a victim of repeated mail theft, a Santa Barbara County woman laid her own trap to catch those responsible ...