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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service filed notice today with the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) regarding a time-limited price change to better align its costs of transportation with the market.
One path relies on service reductions that would disproportionately harm rural communities; the other advances practical, common-sense reforms that address financial challenges without undermining the Postal Service’s universal service obligation.
Beginning March 20, when employees enroll in or update banking information for direct deposit in PostalEASE, the system will initiate a $0 test transaction to verify the bank account.
Postmaster General David Steiner’s testimony before Congress on Tuesday, March 17, made clear that the United States Postal Service is facing significant and immediate financial pressures that require congressional action.
In Huntsville, the Census Bureau will directly hire postal workers to collect responses outside of their USPS work hours. In Spartanburg, postal workers in the pilot will integrate census duties into their regular mail delivery routes during work hours.
A Rockland County postal worker was arrested for allegedly violently shoving a 4-year-old Jewish boy to the ground in a shocking caught-on-camera attack.
Former United States Post Office employees broke down in U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga’s office while detailing their experience in Kalamazoo.
For example, a union member who wants to look at officer and employee compensation over the past five years would start by visiting UnionReports.gov to find their union.
In this new video update, President Maston discusses key priorities facing our Association, including advancing our legislative work, enforcing our contract, and holding postal management accountable.
Postmaster General David Steiner has told members of Congress that the U.S. Postal Service could be forced to cut a day of mail delivery due to budget woes.