Weekly Overview – Top Postal News this week – 06/21/25
These are the posts you cared about this week
These are the posts you cared about this week
The White House and its Department of Government Efficiency are spearheading efforts to shake up the Postal Service, according to details of the meetings obtained by Government Executive, with topics including pricing for mail and general reform proposals.
Did you get bitten at work today? It’s a crazy question, but for mail carriers, it’s one they hear far too often. And unfortunately, every single day, on average, 16 of them can answer yes.
The failed policies of the Delivering for America plan have driven away customers through a combination of sky-high rate increases and degraded service.
Postal Headquarters leadership makes frontline EAS employees feel they are the sole reason for this loss.
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today
At around 5 p.m. on July 12, 2024, Hatcher was delivering mail to the RuBerts’ home, which required him to step into a screened-in porch to deliver the mail. Pam RuBert opened the door, and the dog escaped the home and attacked Hatcher, biting his lip and face.
My name is Dennis Ford Jr., and I’m a complaints and inquiry clerk at the Los Angeles Customer Care Center. I’ve been with the Postal Service for 13 years.
Today, NALC joins all Americans in honoring and celebrating Juneteenth, a meaningful holiday commemorating the final emancipation of enslaved Black Americans.
The award presented at the 2025 National Postal Forum (NPF) recognized Zebra for its support of a new USPS custodial initiative called “Eagle Clean,” which is focused on the modernization of scheduling, tracking, approving, and reviewing custodial work.