From: Charlie Cash <CCash@apwu.org> Sent: Monday, October 16, 2023 Subject: Notification on Social Media All, See the attached notification I received today. This standup appears to have already gone out. We have been through a social media policy change previously. The IRD successfully was able to keep them to withdraw some changes to the policy…
April 25, 2022 The Postal Service wants employees and contractors to remember they’re prohibited from speaking on behalf of the organization without permission on websites, blogs and other forms of social media. Under the organization’s policy, employees must receive written permission from the USPS social media and legal teams and the appropriate vice president before…
December 27, 2021 The Postal Service wants employees and contractors to remember they’re prohibited from speaking on behalf of the organization on websites, blogs and other forms of social media without permission. Under the organization’s policy, employees must receive written permission from the USPS social media and legal teams and the appropriate vice president before…
August 30, 2021 The Postal Service is reminding employees and contractors that they’re prohibited from speaking on behalf of the organization on websites, blogs and other forms of social media without permission. Under the organization’s policy, employees must receive written permission from the USPS social media and legal teams and the appropriate vice president before…
December 31, 2020 During the coronavirus pandemic, and especially during the holidays, one’s personal social media accounts can be an important way to connect. But USPS wants all workers to remember that it’s best to avoid posting images of postal workplaces online. One reason is that such photos or videos may contain information that isn’t…
