Watch a video about the Appalachian Trail – This uniquely American resource is featured on new stamps
The Postal Service has released a video about its new Appalachian Trail stamps.
APWU – Federal Retirement Fairness Act Reintroduced!
Temporary postal employees are non-career employees, such as postal support employees (PSEs), transitional employees, and casuals, who are unable to make contributions to their retirement benefits until they become USPS career employees.
Los Angeles County Resident Sentenced To Prison For Forging Over $1.2 Million In Postal Money Orders
Over the course of this six-year bank fraud scheme, Smith and others deposited and attempted to deposit more than 1,200 forged money orders totaling more than $1.2 million dollars.
Employees and contractors should act fast to protect USPS against phishing attempts
The Postal Service is reminding employees and contractors to report suspected phishing emails promptly to protect the organization’s network from cyberattacks.
New USPS finance and planning VP named
Steve Darragh has been named the Postal Service’s finance and planning vice president.
Baring, Missouri post office open after tornado damage two years ago
A Knox County, Missouri post office destroyed by a tornado almost two years ago is now back open for business.
Postal Workers Brace for Trump’s Wrecking Ball
Is the nation’s biggest union workforce, at the Postal Service, President Trump’s next target?
House passes Postal Service truck crash reporting bill
The U.S. House of Representatives on Monday passed a bill that would require the U.S. Postal Service to crack down on safety lapses involving its long-haul trucking contractors.
This retail associate spotted a scam
According to a colleague, the customer lost $30,000 in the scam — and would have lost more if the retail associate hadn’t intervened. Steinbach has since retired.
Minneapolis mailman retires after years of walking route, heads out on 2,650-mile mountain hike
Minneapolis mail carrier Scott McLaughlin walked the same five miles every day for years in the Lowry Hill neighborhood. So what was his dream for retirement?