APWU: How to Navigate to VER Plans, Optional Retirement Pages through USPSâs LiteBlue
Please note, the APWU cannot advise you on whether you should or should not take either retirement option.
Please note, the APWU cannot advise you on whether you should or should not take either retirement option.
APWU has published a list of questions and answers for our members
The opportunity is for VER and optional eligible employees in certain crafts
This Memorandum of Understanding was apparently leaked before the official date of its release on January 13, 2025 (see signature at end of document).
The Postal Service is updating employees on its administrative restructuring. In March, the organization announced the second phase of the restructuring, which included the consolidation of districts from 67 to 50, the centralization of marketing functions into the chief customer and marketing officerâs organization and the creation of a 13th division within Logistics and Processing….
The Postal Service will consolidate its districts, realign its Logistics and Processing Operations divisions, and offer a voluntary early retirement option to most eligible non-bargaining employees at its headquarters, headquarters-related, area and district offices. Under a plan announced March 3, the organizationâs 67 districts will be consolidated into 50. The new territories will align closely…
Published on Jan 26, 2018 APWU President Mark Dimondstein has a message for the APWU members eligible for the Voluntary Early Retirement (VER) announced by the USPS earlier this month.
The VER process requires very careful thinking on the part of eligible employees. To help you make an informed decision, please review the following quick steps and important dates. Use this summary of the instructions spelled out in the VER Offer Letter in conjunction with the annuity estimate and any other forms in the VER…