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The Postal Service has retired HERO

The Postal Service has retired HERO and has made all its content available on MyHR, the new human resources website for USPS employees.

With this change, employees can now access learning, career development and performance information and tools on a single site.

From links on MyHR, employees can now:

• Access a variety of learning opportunities;

• View and complete assigned training;

• Explore guidance for career planning and self-development; and

• Find job aids and other support resources.

Additionally, managers and supervisors can access tools to support and coach their employees.

These changes are part of the Postal Service’s efforts to streamline access to HR information, tools and resources for employees.

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