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Rasmussen College offers 20% tuition grant to postal employees
Rasmussen College is offering a 20 percent tuition grant to Postal Service employees seeking to start, resume or finish their education.
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The NALC Veterans Guide is now available
NALC created the NALC Veterans Group to provide access to information and tools specific to veterans’ rights and benefits within the Postal Service.
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After Half A Century of Postal Service, San Jose carrier hangs up his satchel
SAN JOSE, CA — Fifty years ago the Beatles were changing the world, the first ever Earth Day was launched and for letter carrier Peter Licon so was a Postal Career.
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Dog attacks scare postal workers away from hardscrabble coastal Georgia trailer park
Then the last straw came in December. That's when one of the office's postal carriers was severely bitten by an aggressive dog while delivering mail inside the mobile home park, located off Emmanuel Farm Road in Glynn County.
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USPS OIG: Nationwide Delivery Scanning Issues
During our audits, we found that Postal Service employees were not always following package scanning procedures at 21 of the 25 units.
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PA postal clerk admits misappropriating more than $12,000
WILLIAMSPORT – A former postal clerk in Snyder County has admitted she misappropriated more than $12,000 over a three-year period beginning in August 2015.
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NALC and USPS have mutually agreed to postpone a national-level grievance
NALC and USPS have mutually agreed to postpone a national-level grievance regarding the delay in implementing Arbitrator Goldberg’s Award in Case No. Q15C-4Q-C 17697250 which was issued August 6, 2018.
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USPS mail carrier robbed by two men in Oak Hills, California
OAK HILLS, Calif. (VVNG.com) — A U.S. Postal Service employee delivering mail was robbed by two men in Oak Hills, officials said. The robbery happened on Wednesday, February 19, 2020, at about 1:00 pm., at the intersection of Baldy Mesa and Solano Roads.
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Oilton Residents Frustrated About Paying For Mail Service
People in Oilton are upset because they say they're being forced to pay for post office boxes, even though the postal service doesn't deliver to their homes.
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Join the Feb 25 USPS Fairness Act Nationwide Call-in Day
On Feb. 25, postal workers and the communities we serve are standing up for our public Postal Service. It's time to protect America's most cherished institution.
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Postal worker arrested in child sex crimes sting
These men were very specific in communicating over the internet their intentions to have sex with an underage person, and the majority even distributed pornography to the undercover agent they thought was a child, according to Chief Roscoe.
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Mail carrier saves packages after vehicle catches fire in Lynchburg
LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) -- A mail carrier in Lynchburg jumped into action to save packages after her vehicle caught fire on Mt. Athos Road.
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USPS Election Mail, Political Mail handling reminder
The Postal Service wants employees to know the differences between Political Mail and Election Mail tags during this year’s election season.
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Wild Orchids Stamps to be released Feb. 21
The Postal Service will release Wild Orchids, stamps that celebrate the exotic beauty of the flowering plants, on Friday, Feb. 21.
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CFO reviews first-quarter financial results
Chief Financial Officer Joe Corbett reviews the Postal Service’s latest financial results in a “Dollars and Change” video released this week.
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Handwritten Customs Declaration Forms are No Longer Acceptable
As of March 6, 2020, the United States Postal Service® will no longer accept any article bearing a handwritten customs declaration form. Customers must use PS Form 2976-R, USPS Customs Declaration and Dispatch Note, instead.
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Checking in with the Postal Service on its 228th Anniversary
On this day in 1792, President George Washington signed legislation that established the modern-day U.S. Postal Service.
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Missing Mail Found Dumped On Chicago’s Southwest Side
CHICAGO (CBS) — Mounds of undelivered mail found in the trash on the southwest side.
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Let’s Celebrate! — a stamp that can be used to add a festive touch to greeting cards, invitations, gift-bearing envelopes and packages — was dedicated Feb. 14 at a stamp show in Mesa, AZ.
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Bronx Church At Odds With Local Post Office Over Lack Of Mail Deliveries
There are growing frustrations at a church in the Bronx after a pastor says they have gone several days without getting mail.
