Employees at the Los Angeles Processing and Distribution Center recently sent some love to their counterparts at other Postal Service facilities. The employees shipped banners to processing plants in New York City, Chicago and Detroit. Each banner was printed with a special message â such as âLA is Blowing a Gust of Care Your Wayâ…
Operation Santa is going digital The popular program, which began in 1912, allows Postal Service employees and customers to help people in need by âadoptingâ their letters to Santa Claus and granting their holiday wishes. This year, USPS will test a digital version of the program that will allow participants to go online to search,…
Background Delivering high-quality service and providing excellent customer experiences are performance outcome goals the U.S. Postal Service has established to measure corporate strategy success and continuous improvement efforts. Mail delivery and retail services present challenges in large populous areas, such as the Bronx, where many people live in multi-family buildings and high-rise apartments. Owners or…
Several Postal Service employees from the New York area helped ring the closing bell at the Nasdaq stock exchange Dec. 21. The group included employees who performed heroic acts, including Morristown, NJ, Letter Carrier Lorenzo Clark; Ansonia, CT, Letter Carrier Kareem Copeland Sr.; Queens, NY, Letter Carrier Boi Zhu Huan; Brooklyn, NY, Letter Carrier Shaun…
Kevin Crocilla has big plans for the Big Apple. Crocilla, who began his career as a letter carrier, was appointed New York Cityâs Postmaster in June. He now oversees one of the nationâs largest markets, with 67 branches and 4,100 employees. At the top of his to-do list is improving customersâ experiences in retail lobbies…
The Postal Service is using technology to bridge the divide between physical mail and the digital world, New Products and Innovation VP Gary Reblin says. For example, Informed Delivery â a My USPS service now being tested â sends customers an email each morning with images of the mail and packages theyâll receive later that…
Web News Article #: 058-2016 Holding Stop Staples posters, John Dennie, Dennis OâNeil, Delphine McRae, Pat Parrish, Carol Thomas and Kevin Walsh gathered outside the glass front of the building at 9:15, just before the ceremonial bell-ringing. Protesters could see in, and the Staples and NASDAQ executives could see out. After the executives saw the…
USPS will keep the mail moving when Pope Francis embarks on a six-day U.S. tour Sept. 22, although some customers might experience service interruptions in the cities he visits. âThe Postal Service is taking measures to continue moving the mail,â said Chief Operating Officer David Williams. âExtra security measures when moving, delivering and picking up…
