USPS tests new “rapid drop-off station”

August 3, 2022 The Postal Service is testing a new “rapid drop-off station” concept to help customers expedite Label Broker and prepaid mail acceptance transactions. Through the Label Broker service, customers who need to return a retail purchase but don’t have access to a printer can have a shipping label printed at a participating Post…

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Central Florida has 7 MM and 5 Custodian positions on eReassign

Any current maintenance craft employee who has an interest in coming to Central Florida, the Mid FL P&DC has 7 MM positions available as well as 5 Custodian positions available. The positions were posted this morning. YOU ONLY HAVE A FEW DAYS TO SUBMIT YOUR eReassign REQUEST, before they go to the in service register….

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USPS: Employees can’t get paid for speaking, writing or teaching

August 1, 2022 The Postal Service is reminding employees that there are rules that govern speaking, writing or teaching about the organization or their official duties. It is important for the Postal Service to present a single, united message to the public. While employed at USPS, employees are prohibited from: ‱ Profiting off postal information…

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USPS invites employees to audition for 2022 holiday advertising campaign

August 1, 2022 The Postal Service is inviting employees to audition for this year’s holiday advertising campaign. Employees who are selected to participate could be featured in a variety of ads, including TV commercials. The audition is open to all employees. No prior acting experience is required. The USPS 2022 Employee Casting website has instructions…

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MSPB Finds Constructive Suspension and Disability Discrimination in USPS Return-to-Work Dispute

The appellant, a Window Clerk, left work on December 15, 2016, after suffering an anxiety attack that triggered an asthma attack. On January 12, 2017, his psychologist contacted the agency, stating that the appellant’s episode was psychological in nature and that he had sufficiently recovered to return to work with no restrictions. He reported to…

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Reinvigorating USPS: PMG discusses strategies, progress at event

ï»ż July 28, 2022 Postmaster General Louis DeJoy participated in an event this week in Washington, DC, to discuss the reinvigoration and transformation of the Postal Service. DeJoy focused on the organization’s progress under the Delivering for America plan, including ongoing improvements to the USPS processing network and transportation strategies. He also highlighted efforts to…

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USPS OIG Report: Free Matter for the Blind

Background Free Matter for the Blind or Other Physically Handicapped Persons (Free Matter) is a legally mandated program that allows eligible participants to receive and send mail for free. Mail that qualifies as Free Matter includes large-type (14-point or larger) documents, braille, audio recordings, and talking book players. When Free Matter is mailed domestically, it…

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Experience Matters – Re-elect Sonia Canchola, NBA Clerk “A” San Francisco Region

I am humbly asking for you to support my Re-Election to the NBA Clerk “A” San Francisco Region. I have the experience, knowledge, and integrity for the job. I have trained with National Officers at National Conventions and All Craft Conferences and state and local level as well. I have the direct line and access…

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