Whether you review ePayroll or your traditional pay stub, it is important to always keep track of your work hours and review your payroll records to make sure your paycheck has been calculated accurately.
June 15, 2022 The Postal Service recently announced that employees must reset their self-service profile (SSP) password to comply with the organization’s new security requirements and to avoid disruptions to their access. An SSP password allows employees to access several websites and applications that provide important personal information, including LiteBlue, PostalEASE and ePayroll. To reset … Read more
April 18, 2022 All employees will be required to reset their Self Service Profile (SSP) password after the April 24, 2022 effective date, see the attached notification. If changed prior to April 24, 2022, it will have to be changed again as the system will require a reset of all passwords on April 24th. The … Read more
From: Lynn Pallas-Barber <lpallas@apwu.org> Sent: Monday, March 7, 2022 To all APWU family: Please see the attached notification which provided that the USPS added a level of security when employees access ePayroll, eRetire, eReassign and eOPF on a personal device and not a USPS computer. Employees seeking access to the listed applications will now be … Read more
Anyone having trouble logging into ePayroll? LiteBlue accepts my login info but ePayroll says the info I use to log in is wrong? First Name: Bob Last Name: Schwartz Email: bobschwartz212@gmail.com Union/Local: APWU – Trenton Metro Area Local
USPS has introduced a mobile-friendly version of ePayroll that allows employees to see their earning statements on smartphones, tablets and other devices. The ePayroll mobile application became available last week. The app displays the same earning statements that employees see when they use ePayroll on a desktop computer, but the information is formatted for easy … Read more
The USPS has updated ePayroll to show detailed pay adjustment pages – a major enhancement of the electronic earnings statement. The adjustments shown will be limited to those that affect the net pay of the current pay period. Adjustments will be displayed in detail for each relevant pay period adjusted and each will display on a … Read more