January 24, 2023 Postal Service employees who have dental or vision insurance through BENEFEDS did not receive a payroll deduction during the Dec. 31, 2022-Jan. 13, 2023, pay period. Benefits are still active and deductions will resume during the Jan. 14-27 pay period. Employees do not need to take any action or pay a catch-up…
It’s important to understand the information on your pay stub so that you can ensure that you’re getting paid properly. Whether you get a paper check or payment by direct deposit, you receive a pay stub every pay period that explains what you’ve earned as well as any deductions from your pay. This article will…
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…
The following payroll deductions are subtracted from postal employees’ gross earnings for federal income tax computations: Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB), unless employee declined the pretax benefit. USPS Noncareer Health Benefits (USPS HB), only if employee opted for pretax contributions. Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Program (FEDVIP). Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAFEDS). Health Savings Account…
