A man in southern California filed an indemnity claim with the Postal Service after he sent a Priority Mail parcel that was never delivered. He declared, by mistake, the value lost was $100 when it was actually $5
Among bills recently reintroduced in Congress is HR-1522, affecting federal employees who began their careers after 1988 as temporary workers and did not make retirement contributions in that time.
Behind the wheel each day was United States Postal Service of Northfield rural carrier Kalena Sauer, who drove her final route Friday
A leaked February 27 paper from Wells Fargo’s equity research team lays out in disturbing detail how Wall Street and corporate couriers could profit from a privatized Postal Service.
As part of a safe driving public awareness campaign, the Postal Service is reminding customers of the importance of staying vigilant when maneuvering near postal vehicles.
A fully privatized U.S. Postal Service would pursue more rate hikes, reduced service frequency and a network that looks more like FedEx and UPS
The Postal Service is encouraging employees to attend one of its career conferences this year to take control of their professional development and create a better future for themselves within USPS.
Though the Postal Service might not come to mind as a great factor in the long march toward social equity in the United States, its policies have had a serious impact on the rights of marginalized Americans since its inception in 1775
This is smart government, filling the needs that private industry might not find profitable. If private industry decides not to serve rural America with package delivery, the USPS must.
“The regular letter carrier was on vacation,” said Elise Foster, president of the local office of National Association for Letter Carriers. “They have not found out how the mail got there.”