Supervisors using Clerk user names/passwords on MPOS scanners

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I would like to know how to request information for the MPOS scanner. I know that Supervisors were using them during an extended absence of mine. They were using Clerks’ Usernames, and having the clerks enter their passwords so they (the supervisors) could do the work. I have requested daily MPOS reports, but that doesn’t tell me anything. Please help!

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  1. Union and NAME of Local/Branch
    APWU - Philadelphia, PA Area Local #89
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    Retired Maintenance Craft Electronics Technician / Retiree Activist Member

    Hi Maggie,

    I’m confused. WHY would a Clerk give a supervisor their password? Just say NO and grieve any discipline that comes. The supervisor(s) engaging in this activity should be fired for perpetrating fraud. The postal service has had numerous accounts of data security breaches. You are given a password for a reason. Perhaps you should report this criminal/fraudulent situation to the Office of Inspector General (you can do so requesting anonymity here).

    Anyway, here is a link to information from 2014 that may be of some help:

    APWU: MPOS Updated Follow-Up Questions with Lobby Assistant program

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