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User Reported LLV Fire – January 2017
Great Neck NY LLV Fire - January 2017
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Postal service is already prepping for holiday shipping season
It’s still summer for a few more days, but the Postal Service is already making plans for this year’s holiday shipping season.
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Giant Hurricane Irma no match for nation’s smallest post office
The smallest post office in the United States survived one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded.
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The secret innovative history of the Post Office
When Americans think about the most innovative agency in the government, they think about the Pentagon or NASA. But throughout much of its history, that title could just as easily have fallen to the Post Office, which was a hotbed of new, interesting, sometimes crazy ideas as it sought to accomplish a seemingly simple task
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Postal worker and mother of two vanishes in N. Houston
Have you seen Gayla Roy? The young mother of two has been missing since the early morning hours of Sept.11th.
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Facebook photos lead to charges for New Jersey postal worker
A postal worker who had been collecting federal worker's compensation is now facing charges after an investigation that began following a Facebook post.
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USPS OIG: What can be done to get carriers off the street by 5/6 pm?
We welcome your suggestions as well. What more could be done to get carriers off the streets on time? Given all the variables that can affect the ability to complete deliveries by the targeted time, what additional precautions could be taken to enhance carrier safety?
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Man dies after wreck with postal truck
Warrensburg – Following a mail and dump truck collision Sept. 11, Claude D. Parrott, 80, died Thursday, the Highway Patrol reported.
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Mail carrier, gun-toting carjacker battle over stolen postal van
A gun-toting gang member carjacked a U.S. Postal Service van Friday morning, but the fleet-footed mail carrier managed to chase down the van and foil the theft in southeast Fresno.
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USPS OIG: Independent Report on Employee Benefits, Withholdings and more Submitted to OPM
Our objectives were to assist OPM in assessing the reasonableness of U.S. Postal Service employee retirement, health benefits and life insurance withholdings; Postal Service benefit contributions; and enrollment information submitted via the headcount report by the Postal Service; and to assist OPM in identifying and correcting errors related to processing and distributing Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) payroll deductions.
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USPS OIG: Management of Overtime in the Northeast Area
We recommended management develop an action plan to promote accountability in managing the planned percentage of overtime and planned overtime hours; and address the contributing factors to overtime, to include but not limited to, unscheduled leave and inactive employees; and assess the effectiveness of management actions related to non-career employee retention and increased package volume growth.
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Postal Employees save lives off the clock
For four USPS employees in Illinois, serving their community doesn’t end when they finish their shifts at the Springfield Processing and Distribution Center.
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Recent Story of USPS 20% Rate Filing is Off-Base
Rest assured, the USPS has not filed for such an increase. The headline of the story, “Analysis: Postal woes demand jump in stamp price to 60 cents,” relates to the price increase needed to close the gap in postal finances in once fell swoop.”
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DMA Opposes Postal Rate Increase
A proposed change in postal rates targeted at the nonprofit sector has leaders at the Data & Marketing Association (DMA) – formerly the Direct Marketing Association – seeking public comments in opposition by Monday, Sept. 18.
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IG Finds Far More Public Interaction than USPS Measures
The Postal Service’s traditional method of measuring its interactions with the public, a count of transactions, far understates the number of visits to postal facilities, an IG report has said.
