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More clarification on Veterans’ Day holiday post office schedule
“In an effort to ensure clarity regarding the upcoming holiday, please note that in observance of the holiday the Postal Service will not conduct normal mail delivery or retail operations on Veterans’ Day (Saturday, November 11). Package delivery will be performed on November 11-12.”
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Postman accused of stealing pills from mail gets probation
Court records say while he was employed by the U.S. Postal Service as a rural carrier associate, he stole oxycodone for personal use from parcels that he was supposed to deliver.
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Postal employee rescues kitten trapped inside vehicle engine
The Bellmawr, NJ, lead automotive technician was recently called to the South Jersey Processing and Distribution Center to help free a kitten trapped inside a vehicle’s engine.
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South Charleston OIC pleads guilty for theft from Tornado Post Office
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A South Charleston woman who stole from the Tornado Post Office in Kanawha County pleaded guilty today, announced United States Attorney Carol Casto. Martha Edele, 34, entered her guilty plea to theft of government money.
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Senate Poised to Approve Budget Plan, Setting Up Fight Over Fed Benefit Cuts
The Senate Thursday debated a number of proposed amendments to its fiscal 2018 budget resolution, and a final vote is expected to happen by early Friday.
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2018 pension plan contribution limits are announced
The IRS announced on Thursday that the limit on elective deferral for contributions to 401(k) plans, 403(b) plans, most 457 plans, and the federal government’s Thrift Savings Plan will increase from $18,000 in 2017 to $18,500 for 2018.
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Got questions? USPS leaders to answer employee questions
Do you have questions for Chief Operating Officer David Williams? If so, here’s your chance to ask them.
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Changes for FEHB Plans in 2018
FEHB will offer 262 health plan choices government-wide for 2018.
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Amazon is now literally building its way into people’s lives
Now the e-commerce giant is coming directly into your home, not by drone, but physically, by partnering with some of the nation’s largest apartment landlords.
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Legislation Would Allow Postal Service to Ship Alcoholic Beverages
One lawmaker is taking another shot at allowing the Postal Service to ship beer, wine and liquor.
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Postal workers to rally against job cuts in Boston area
Postal workers and supporters have scheduled a rally in front of Boston's main downtown post office to protest job cutbacks that have led to long lines and delivery delays around New England.
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USPS OIG: Network Operations Continuous Improvement Processes
Our objective was to evaluate the U.S. Postal Service Greensboro District’s fiscal year (FY) 2016 Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control (DMAIC) Priority Air/ Surface continuous improvement process project. We will also summarize our prior continuous improvement audit work.
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US Postal Service ‘Save Sharks’ Forever Stamps Debut at San Diego Zoo
The United States Postal Service (USPS) unveiled a new Forever Stamp at the San Diego Zoo Tuesday inspired by one of the sea’s top dogs: the shark.
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Amazon Patents a Way to Send Refueling Drones to Juice Up Your Electric Car
Running out of gas is a nightmare. Depending on the nearness of a charging solution, running out of juice in your electric car far from home could be even worse. A new Amazon patent imagines a solution: sending out drones that carry charge out to your car.
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Video: USPS – Hurricane Irma Recovery, Florida Keys
USPS resumes mail delivery to the residents of the Florida Keys, in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, September 2017.
