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New postcard features PMG message to employees

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A postcard with a greeting from Postmaster General David Steiner was recently mailed to employees’ homes.

The card highlights Steiner’s initial priorities — including a renewed commitment to service excellence and employee safety — as he begins his tenure as the nation’s 76th postmaster general.

It also has a QR code linking to a video message from him.

In addition to being sent to employees’ homes, postcards about USPS transformation efforts can be downloaded from LiteBlue.

Each card addresses a different topic and features information that employees can reference when discussing the transformation plan with co-workers and customers.

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