Union remembers Chicago postal worker fatally shot in Orland Park as a hard worker
A postal union president is remembering the 28-year-old woman fatally shot in Orland Park last week as a hard worker.
Mail service issues in the news – 03/27/24
Mail service issues are in the news every day. Below are the latest articles I found.
Latest postal facility review articles – 03/27/24
The U.S. Postal Service plans to review Processing and Distribution Centers as part of its 10-year Delivering for America plan. These are the latest articles found in the news
USPS raised $2.85 million for the Combined Federal Campaign
USPS employees pledged $2.8 million during the most recent Combined Federal Campaign, which ended Jan. 15. Including the monetary value of more than 2,100 volunteer hours pledged, the total USPS…
Florida congressman introduces bill to rename post office after Jimmy Buffett
A Florida lawmaker has unveiled a new bill that seeks to memorialize the late musician Jimmy Buffett, who died last year at the age of 76.
Fatal Incident Involving Postal Service Van Leads to Civil Suit in St. Thomas
In June of 2022, Ms. Jackson was walking along Berne’s Alley on St. Thomas when she was struck by a reversing U.S. Postal Service van. The van, being driven by…
Mail service issues in the news – 03/26/24
Mail service issues are in the news every day. Below are the latest articles I found.
Behind every Postal Service move, there’s a Postal Regulatory Commissioner
Except for when it has something to say about stamp prices, you don’t seem to hear much about the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC). But in reality it is an active…
USPS Tells Employees to Prepare for Rising Temperatures to Help Prevent Heat Illnesses
The United States Postal Service® (USPS®) Heat Illness Prevention Program (HIPP) is designed to protect employees from heat illnesses by educating them on how to stay safe during hot weather.
Amazon, SpaceX and other companies are arguing that the National Labor Relations Board is actually unconstitutional
Amazon, SpaceX and other companies are arguing the government agency that has protected labor rights since 1935 is actually unconstitutional