Postal Bulletin: Ice and SnowâŠTake It Slow
Winter season runs from November through March. Certain dangers come with the colder, slicker weather.
Category: On the Job Injuries
DOL seeks back wages, damages from USPS for allegedly firing a worker who raised safety concerns
âWhen employers retaliate against workers who exercise their right to report unsafe workplace conditions, we will pursue all legal remedies to make sure those employees are made whole and ensure that employers do not engage in this conduct in the future,â said Regional Solicitor of Labor Samantha Thomas in Philadelphia.
DOL petitions federal court to force USPS to comply with subpoenas in employee whistleblower investigation
Since 2020, the department has filed nine federal lawsuits to protect USPS probationary employees fired after reporting injuries in California, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Washington.
New Jersey Postmaster Indicted for Sexual Assault
Gabriel Ekram Pagabe Ali, 47, is charged by indictment with sexually assaulting the victim, an employee of the U.S. Postal Service while on duty as a postmaster at the U.S. Post Office in Teaneck.
Postal Bulletin highlights USPS Hazmat Awareness Month
Postal Bulletinâs latest edition, published Nov. 14, offers information about USPS Hazmat Awareness Month.
USPS Publication 552 Revision: Managerâs Guide to Understanding, Investigating, and Preventing Harassment
The September edition of Publication 552 supersedes the November 2018 edition.
Question on processing injury claims while at Norman, OK NCED training
Does the home office process the OWCP claim or does Norman?
USPS: October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month
USPS encourages all employees with a disability to self-identify, or to update a disability already on file, by completing PS Form 2489, Self-Identification of a Physical or Mental Disability.