April 3, 2024 USPS wants employees to remember that there are rules for engaging in outside activities that conflict, or appear to conflict, with their official Postal Service duties. Under the USPS Supplemental Standards of Ethical Conduct, employees: ⢠May not work in any capacity for an entity that delivers matter that could otherwise be…
If youâre a Postal Service employee, the organization wants you to remember the rules on engaging in activities outside USPS. These activities can include working for other employers while still holding a postal job, serving on an outside board or volunteering for a group. Federal ethics regulations donât prohibit you from engaging in any outside…
The Postal Service wants employees to follow the rules on seeking employment outside the organization. Federal law and the governmentâs standards of ethical conduct donât prohibit postal workers from seeking a job with any particular employer. However, employees canât seek or accept another job if it presents a conflict of interest with their current duties….
The Postal Service wants you to remember the rules on âmoonlightingâ â working for other employers while continuing to work for USPS. Federal ethics regulations donât prohibit you from engaging in outside activities â unless doing so would cause a conflict with your official duties. This would happen if the outside activity creates a financial…
Union Member and Retired Postal Worker John Dennie filed a civilian complaint with the criminal division of the United States Attorney’s office for the Southern District of New York on September 20, 2014.
Late last year, the Postal Service announced that it would not proceed with its controversial plan to sell the Old Chelsea post office at 217 West 18th Street in Manhattan. Now the Postal Service has decided it wants to sell the air rights above the historic building. According to a letter to the New York…
