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Oklahoma man sentenced to 24 months in prison for assaulting U.S. postal worker
The United States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that 33-year-old Jeremy Poafpybitty, also known as "Chooch," of Bunch, Oklahoma
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Cleveland police looking for suspect accused of robbing mail carrier at gunpoint
CLEVELAND — Cleveland police are hoping the public can help them identify a man accused of robbing a mail carrier at gunpoint.
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NPMHU – 2019 Contract Update #5
You are reading the fifth Contract Update produced and distributed by the NPMHU during the course of 2019 negotiations.
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Former USPS mail carrier sentenced to home confinement, probation after stealing cash, gift cards
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - A judge delivered their punishment to a South Florida mail carrier after she admitted to stealing gift cards and cash, but the neighbors who once trusted her are not happy with her sentence, as Brian Entin found out in court.
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After nearly five decades, Barstow letter carrier completes his rounds
BARSTOW — After 48 years, Juan Rodriguez has completed his appointed rounds as a U.S. Postal Service letter carrier.
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USPS to launch market test for Plus One
Plus One is an addressed advertising card that may be mailed as an add-on piece with a USPS Marketing Mail® letter “marriage mail” envelope containing multiple advertising pieces. Marriage mail is a service provided by third-party providers who combine advertisements from multiple businesses into a single mailpiece.
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New USPS eBuy system to debut in 2020
The Postal Service is planning to introduce a new version of its eBuy purchasing system.
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Man charged with kidnapping Shoals mail carrier
COLBERT COUNTY, Ala. – A Colbert County man was arrested Thursday, charged with kidnapping a mail carrier.
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USPS offers reward for info on series of postal truck break-ins, stolen mail
CHICAGO —The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information about postal vehicle break-ins.
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Historic San Simeon post office closes amid structural concerns
San Simeon residents no longer have a local place to take their mail after a structural review of the historic post office forced it to close for renovations.
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Seventh COLA for Mailhandlers set at $624
All career Mail Handler craft employees are scheduled to receive another cost-of-living (COLA) adjustment as outlined in Article 9.3 of the 2016 National Agreement.
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Coral Springs mail carrier busted stealing cash and gift cards
(WSVN) - She was the friendly mail carrier that everyone in the neighborhood loved, but behind her smile was a secret that could send her to federal prison.
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Postal Worker Rescues Elderly Man on Her Route
Yvette Stevens (“everybody here calls me ‘E’") remembers it was a hot day. The door on N. Trinidad Street had been open for five days, and "the mail was swollen and wouldn't fit in the box. It wasn't like him. He pulls his mail every day."
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USPS mail carrier robbed at gunpoint in Lauderhill
LAUDERHILL, FLA. (WSVN) - Investigators are looking for the armed crook who targeted a USPS mail carrier in Lauderhill.
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UNACCOUNTABLE! The United States Postal Service is a Rogue Company Delivering Road Violence
United States Postal Service drivers are so reckless that the rogue agency has paid out more than $23 million to settle claims by New Yorkers who have been injured or killed in crashes caused by mail company employees since 2013.
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New withholding estimator available
The Internal Revenue Service has a new mobile-friendly online tool that makes it easier for workers to ensure the right amount of tax is withheld during the year.
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Oops. It looks like the Postal Service is selling a T-shirt with a Russian plane on it.
The U.S. Postal Service has been selling a commemorative U.S. airmail T-shirt that features a Russian airplane on it.
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Seventh COLA for city carriers set at $624
The seventh contract COLA was finalized at $624 annually with the release of the July 2019 CPI-W.
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No endorsements- Postal employees can’t serve private interests
Due to the nature of the Postal Service’s business, private organizations might seek to further their interests by requesting an endorsement from a USPS employee.
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Hearing postponed for man accused of killing Shreveport mailman
The preliminary hearing for a man charged with the slaying of a Shreveport mailman will continue at a later date.
