To help USPS employees navigate their way through this year’s open season benefits enrollment period, here are some important definitions for sometimes confusing health insurance terminology
I am writing on behalf of the National Postal Mail Handlers Union. We represent over 50,000 postal employees and annuitants who are participating in the new Postal Service Health Benefits…
Over a week into this year’s Open Season, some enrollees in the new Postal Service Health Benefits program are struggling to review and make changes to their health care options…
The Postal Service wants employees to understand the four types of health plans available during this year’s open season.
To help Postal Service employees compare health plans during this year’s open season, the organization offers access to Checkbook’s Guide to Health Plans for Federal Employees.
The Postal Service wants employees to know about some important changes concerning the open season benefits enrollment period that began this week.
Employees and annuitants can use Open Season to reassess their health, dental, and vision coverage and ensure their plans are cost-efficient and address the care enrollees and their families need.
Open season, the once-a-year opportunity for Postal Service employees to make changes to their health coverage or choose a new plan, begins Monday, Nov. 11, and concludes Monday, Dec. 9.
USPS employees may participate in upcoming webinars to learn more about health, dental and vision plan options within the new Postal Service Health Benefits Program.
Open season, the annual period when Postal Service employees can enroll in or change their health benefits, begins Monday, Nov. 11.
