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NAPS: The Path to Sustainability Must Include Breakthrough Innovation
NAPS members cannot afford willful ignorance or relaxed complacency; there’s just too much risk. Front-line postal managers and supervisors must be engaged and out-spoken in ensuring the continued viability of a universal postal operation.
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USPS OIG: Nationwide Employee Background Screening
During fiscal year (FY) 2017 and 2018, the Postal Service hired 165,543 employees nationwide. Applicants must complete the initial pre-screening process, which is the first step in determining suitability for an initial job offer.
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Contractor for U.S. Postal Service arrested in Moyock, NC
A Camden County man who drove a truck as a contractor for the U.S. Postal Service was charged Thursday with crimes related to financial card theft.
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Answering Trump, UPS, FedEx and USPS say they already fight illegal drug shipments
"The most common distribution medium is via the U.S. Postal Service," the U.S. Treasury said in a statement on Wednesday, when it announced sanctions against a trio of Chinese nationals accused of trafficking illegal fentanyl.
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Trump Orders Postal Carriers To Search, Refuse All Deliveries Of Fentanyl From China
President Donald Trump later tweeted that the U.S. was "better-off" without China. He also claims he made an order to carriers such as FedEx ,UPS, Amazon.com and the U.S. Postal Service
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Rep. Mark Meadows: Providing Bipartisan Support for Postal Legislation
Meadows has been a leading proponent of a viable, universal Postal Service. He represents a rural district in North Carolina that is reliant on the USPS. Levi asked Meadows what impact the Postal Service and universal service have on his district in the era of e-commerce.
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Wisconsin postal worker fired for throwing out mail
SHOREWOOD, Wis. — A Milwaukee postal worker is out of a job after throwing mail into a dumpster.
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PMG Brennan forms new groups in USPS operations
The Postal Service is making changes within its Operations structure to better serve the organization and its customers.
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USPS OIG: Stamp Stock Accountability
Our objective was to determine whether controls over unit reserve stamp stock accountability were adequately designed and operating effectively.
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USPS explains how Medicare integration would benefit USPS retirees
To help restore USPS to financial stability, the organization’s leaders for many years have called for Medicare to be fully integrated into postal retiree health plans.
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Brooklyn Mail Truck Crash Leaves Woman With $50K Bill
FORT GREENE, BROOKLYN — A Brooklyn woman was left with thousands of dollars in medical and hospital bills after a mail truck slammed into her station wagon in Fort Greene, a new lawsuit claims.
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Jackson mail carrier donates kidney to stranger
JACKSON, Mich. — Martha Olsen a mail carrier in Jackson went far beyond her delivery duties when she donated her kidney to a complete stranger.
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Drugs in the mail keep U.S. border officials busy
The U.S. agency revealed more than 170 seizures of small amounts of illegal drugs were made since Aug. 1 from Canadian mail trucks entering Michigan over the Blue Water Bridge.
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New Forever Stamps Feature Winter Berries
With the release of the Winter Berries Forever stamps, the U.S. Postal Service celebrates four of winter’s small yet vibrant offerings
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Two dead after crash involving USPS mail truck
USPS spokeswoman Maureen Marion confirmed with 22News that the postal service’s mail truck was involved in the deadly crash and identified the driver as 40-year-old Dan Nacin.
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USPS OIG: Contract Delivery Service Costs
The U.S. Postal Service uses contracted delivery suppliers to support mail delivery needs and ensure it meets its universal service obligation. CDS is a contractual agreement between the Postal Service and an individual or company for the delivery and collection of mail for customers.
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USPS reminds employees about the new method to update contact information
The Postal Service is reminding you about a new method to provide the organization with your current contact information.
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Town wins chaotic fight to keep historic post office
After a long and hard fought battle, the Town of Washington has preserved its centuries-old post office that at one point was destined for a new highway location.
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The US Postal Service wants to ‘cluster’ subdivision mailboxes — and developers aren’t happy
Mailboxes for future subdivision houses will become extinct if a U.S. Postal Service mandate for clustered mailboxes remains.
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Mail carrier charged with stealing reward certificates on his route in Ohio
Ludrowsky, while on his mail route, identified mail in his care that contained Dick’s Sporting Goods rewards certificates. This mail was intended to be delivered to residents on defendant’s route in Mentor. These certificates provided $10, $20, or $50 in store credit for use with online purchases of sporting goods equipment and apparel from Dick’s Sporting Goods.
