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UNACCOUNTABLE! U.S. Postal Service Punishes Almost No One for Bad Driving
Just 10 employees of the United States Postal Service have been disciplined for vehicular crashes in the last three years
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China says postal fees to rise after US complaint
Payments will rise 27% next year and by 164% in total through 2025 under the Sept. 25 agreement by members of the Universal Postal Union, the State Postal Bureau said in a statement.
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Postage Provider Pitney Bowes Hit in Apparent Ransomware Attack
An apparent ransomware attack has hit shipping provider Pitney Bowes, preventing businesses from adding postage to their packages and possibly affecting the US Postal Service from sending your mail as well.
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The Postal Service is Exploring Big Ideas for Small Drones
The United States Postal Service recently announced it’s exploring introducing drones into its vehicle fleet to advance mail delivery operations and support its collection of geospatial, sensor, image and other data.
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Driver Trapped as Mail Carrier Vehicle Crashes Near Christoval
CHRISTOVAL, TX – The driver of a rural mail carrier vehicle escaped injury Tuesday morning after the vehicle she was driving crashed on FM-2335 near the intersection of US-277 north of Christoval.
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60 P.O. boxes were broken into at Owasso, OK post office
OWASSO, Okla. (KTUL) — Bob Buss of Owasso has had his P.O. box for close to 15 years and he's never had an issue, until Saturday morning.
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Tullahoma, TN carrier chosen for USPS holiday ad
Sara Edwards, a postal worker for The United States Post Office (USPS) in Tullahoma, received the opportunity of a lifetime in September when she was flown out to Los Angeles to film a commercial for the company’s upcoming holiday campaign.
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APWU: Interest Arbitration: A Second Day of USPS Witnesses Testimony
The testimony included many provocative and negative descriptions of USPS employees in support of management’s aim of pushing down wages and benefits; the management witness then finished testimony by turning 180 degrees and lauding the public service of APWU members.
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A SC mail carrier was gunned down on the job. A suspect’s in custody, but questions linger.
ANDREWS — She was 64, with short hair and a warm smile. Her daily visits were reliable, often to the minute. Letters and packages for longtime neighbors. Fruit and cookies for dad. Her Jeep Liberty rumbling on the rough road she knew so well. The same road where she was killed.
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US Postal Service Worker Steals $100K In Disability Benefits
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – A former U.S. Postal Service Worker plead guilty to stealing over $100,000 in federal disability benefits even though she was participating in dog-agility competitions.
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Leroy Richmond, postal worker who survived anthrax attack in 2001, dies
In October 2001, Richmond, at that time a 34-year employee of the U.S. Postal Service, was working at the Brentwood Post Office in Washington, D.C., sorting mail and packages for delivery to the White House and Senate.
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APWU and NALC: Penalty Overtime Exclusion
As referenced in Article 8, sections 4 and 5, of the USPS-NALC and USPS-APWU national agreements, the December period (during which penalty overtime regulations are not applicable) consists of 4 consecutive service weeks.
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Postal Bulletin – Policies, Procedures, and Forms Updates
Effective October 1, 2019, the Postal Service™ revised Mailing Standards of the United States Postal Service, Domestic Mail Manual (DMM®) in various sections
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Holiday shipping deadlines released
USPS is offering suggested mail-by dates for the holiday mailing and shipping season.
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The United States alleged that the U.S. Postal Service relied upon All Vision to collect and timely remit payments. Throughout the contract terms, however, All Vision misrepresented the actual amounts it had collected in various reports that it sent to the U.S. Postal Service.
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Downtown Milwaukee post office eviction case tossed out by judge
A U.S. magistrate judge has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to evict the U.S. Postal Service from its downtown Milwaukee location.
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FedEx and UPS Could Benefit From Higher Postal Prices. Trade Might Get in the Way.
The U.S. Postal Service is asking for an average 5.4% increase for its express-shipping products in its proposed 2020 price increases submitted Wednesday.
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APWU: Interest Arbitration Update: Management’s Financial Presentations
Today, management made presentations on pattern bargaining, comparability of job classifications between USPS and private sector companies, demographics of the bargaining units, as well as information about postal benefits.
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US Postal Service rate increase request would boost Express, Priority mail
The U.S. Postal Service has submitted its annual request for prices changes to the Postal Regulatory Commission for review and, if approved, the cost of a First Class Mail Forever stamp would stay at its current 55 cents.
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Cheswick Man Involved in Stamp Theft Scheme Detained Pending Sentencing
Martell and his codefendant, Holly Lovasik, who was a former employee of the United States Postal Service, engaged in a stamp theft scheme in order to pay a debt they owed to their drug dealer.
