USPS OIG – Postal Service Investment and Interest Rate Risk
Our objective was to assess the Postal Service’s investment of its cash balances and identify opportunities to improve investment and borrowing strategies and to reduce interest rate risk.
Our objective was to assess the Postal Service’s investment of its cash balances and identify opportunities to improve investment and borrowing strategies and to reduce interest rate risk.
Our second annual report summarizes what we accomplished in FY22 and serves as a blueprint for how we will continue to improve our DEI efforts in the future.
When you run a large operation or business, it’s just as important to know what isn’t getting done as well as what is. This very much applies to the U.S.…
Another January, another list of important postal stories. This past year brought many changes for the U.S. Postal Service and the postal world. We had a hard time keeping our…
Our objective was to determine whether Postal Service officers complied with policies and procedures regarding travel and representation expense reimbursements. We reviewed 15 reimbursement requests for each quarter totaling $156,956.
For this year’s peak mailing season, which began last month and runs through January, the U.S. Postal Service decided to hire fewer temporary employees and lease less temporary space to…
There’s another month until January 1, but the USPS OIG and the rest of the federal government have already finished 2022. Our fiscal year (FY) ended on September 30.
Below is a list of some of our recently announced audit projects. If you have knowledge or experience related to any of the topics, we encourage you to get in…
We found that the Postal Service has developed a plan to handle the large increase in package and mail volume that is expected to occur during its upcoming peak mailing…
Our Semiannual Report to Congress presents a snapshot of the work we did to fulfill our mission for the six-month period ending September 30, 2022.