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Are Changes to Standard Mail on the Horizon?
An unfortunate yet chronic criticism of the Postal Service is that it seems to not understand its commercial customers’ businesses.
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Update: Level-20 Special Exemption for Postmasters without an authorized supervisor is in effect.
The new Postmaster Pay Package for extra straight time (code 035) for the level 20 Postmasters without supervisors (Occ Code 2301-6220) has been put in to production. All time should calculate effective this week (pay period 24 week 1) going forward
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U.S. Postal Service posts loss, even as package deliveries rise
The U.S. Postal Service lost almost $4 billion in 2018 even as package deliveries rose, according to results released on Wednesday, giving U.S. President Donald Trump potential ammunition against Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O), which he claims pays too little for the agency’s services.
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Manager of Kenner, LA Post Office Arrested by Federal Authorities
According to a criminal complaint affidavit filed in federal court, Postal OIG agents were notified by PayPal and eBay regarding significant quantities of U.S. Postal stamps being sold by CORTEZ on eBay.
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Postal unions making big ad buy to stop postal privatization before Trump releases plan
Going on the offensive before President Trump lands his punch, postal employee unions are launching a national advertising campaign against the possibility he will move to privatize the U.S. Postal Service.
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Baton Rouge postal carrier indicted in case of 550 pieces of mail dumped in storm drain
A Baton Rouge mail carrier who was observed dumping mail in a storm drain in the Broadmoor area several months ago has been indicted by a federal grand jury.
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TV Ad – The U.S. Mail is Not for Sale!
If the U.S. Postal Service is sold to private corporations, you won’t get your mail every day – maybe only every third day – and you will pay more for mail services.
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Employees who use government-issued credit cards to receive new credit cards
Postal Service employees who use government-issued credit cards to pay for various supplies and services will soon receive new cards.
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USPS price changes to take effect Jan. 27
The changes will raise Mailing Services product prices approximately 2.5 percent.
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NALC statement on USPS 2018 Fiscal Year Financial Report Statement
The Postal Service’s 2018 Fiscal Year financial report shows the Postal Service’s underlying business strength while also indicating the need to address external matters beyond USPS control.
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Crafty crook fished $400K in checks out of postal boxes
Crafty crooks are using glue-covered bottles and a length of string to snag mail out of US Postal Service boxes, and then removing checks from the envelopes, The Post has learned.
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Ridley Park man pleads guilty in $1.5M mail fraud
A Ridley Park man on Wednesday pleaded guilty in federal court in Camden, N.J., to defrauding the U.S. Postal Service of more than $1.5 million in postage, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced.
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Retired postal worker plays the same numbers for 25 years, hits $343.9M Powerball
Robert Bailey, a retired postal worker, won with perseverance and the lucky combination of 8-12-13-19-27-4 on Oct. 27, The New York Times reported. On Wednesday, he collected his check at the Resort World Casino in Queens. He opted for the lump-sum payout of $125,396,690, after taxes.
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Jim Hightower – Postal Service “losses” are a hoax
This artificial, 75-year pre-funding decree is an absurd burden that no other corporation or government agency is forced to carry. Take it away, and voila! The Postal Service is a moneymaker. Since 2014, it has posted operating profits totaling $2.7 billion — a healthy average of $900 million a year.
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PMG Brennan: The USPS is not financially strong
“While the organization is fundamentally strong in terms of the value we deliver and the role we play in America’s economy and community, we are not financially strong,” Brennan said.
