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3/28/24 |
Fargo: Postal workers concerned over delivery changes |
Germany's postal service ceases domestic mail flights |
A USPS plan to modernize caused Richmond's widespread mail issues |
Amarillo postal worker named 'National Hero of the Year' for saving woman from
dog attack |
3/27/24 |
Business owners getting bad reviews due to late, missing mail |
90-year-old mail carrier recognized for nearly 65 years at USPS |
Union remembers Chicago postal worker fatally shot in Orland Park as a hard
worker |
3/26/24 |
Postal Service to move some operations, including 13 jobs, from Fayetteville to
Oklahoma despite objections |
Man jumps over counter, knocks out Marietta postal worker |
Congress members 'disappointed' by USPS response to delays, say office
communicates with 'good news' |
USPS OIG: Minnesota, North Dakota District Delivery Operations Review |
'We've been stonewalled': no answers from USPS on missing mail |
Atlanta: USPS blamed for losing party invitations |
What if you threw a big party and no one showed up? |
3/25/24 |
USPS OIG Audit Reports: California 5 District: Delivery Operations |
Local postal service decline bemoaned by residents |
Behind every Postal Service move, there is a Postal Regulatory Commissioner |
Analysis: North Platte Mail Move to Denver |
Forum set on planned move of White River Junction mail sorting |
Thieves break into a postal worker's truck, and then his own car is stolen |
3/24/24 |
Mail carrier robbed in Bucktown, officials say |
Three charged for allegedly robbing mail carriers at gunpoint |
Co-workers of postal worker shot to death in Orland Park hold balloon release in
her memory |
3/23/24 |
Post office worker awarded Customer Service Award |
Lawmakers get first tour of Richmond USPS Distribution Center in hopes of
addressing mail issues |
Lawmakers tour Henrico USPS facility following complaints of mail issues in
central Virginia |
3/22/24 |
Letter carrier robbed in Ft. Worth, $150,000 reward offered |
USPS delays: Woman says $2 clock sent to Houston stuck in transit 114 days |
Canada Post demands sweeping concessions in contract talks as postal union keeps
workers demobilized |
USPS says mail delays in metro Atlanta are improving after changes at Palmetto
facility |
3/21/24 |
Ex-Waco postal employee aided suspect in $1.7 million jewelry heist |
GoFundMe set up to help postal worker mauled by dogs and critically injured |
Senators demand answers from USPS about alleged fraud at Marietta Post Office |
Postal Service investing in Chattanooga facility, but mail processing to be in
Nashville |
Postal workers union addresses backups, delays in Wichita |
He's concerned about postal safety: Now he looks out for his mail carrier, every
day |
Key senator calls for pause to DeJoy's changes at USPS |
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USPS health care program will have 32 plan options in
2025
3.13.2024 -
Federal News Network reports: "Starting in January 2025, about 1.9 million USPS employees, annuitants and their families are expected to be enrolled in a health plan within the upcoming Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) program.
Ahead of the new plan year, Postal employees and annuitants are getting a better idea of what options will be available to them. For 2025, Postal Service employees and annuitants will tentatively be able to select from 32 different plan options."
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OPM taps insurance carriers to service new USPS benefits exchange -
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As USPS institutes network reform, mail delivery
hits a 3-year low
2.22.2024 -
GovExec.com reports: "Postal management has repeatedly pointed to isolated incidents causing temporary disruptions
- rather than any systemic issues - to explain the declining performance, though the trend has now persisted for nearly six months and is causing stakeholders and advocates to question the true root of the problem.
USPS is now delivering just 83% of First-Class mail on time during the current fiscal quarter, its worst rate in three years. That is down from 86% in the first quarter and 91% in both the fourth quarter of fiscal 2023 and the same period last year." -
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USPS sees some signs of a turnaround while losing
$2 billion during recent busy season
2.08.2024 -
GovExec.com reports: "The U.S. Postal Service was $2 billion in the red in
the first three months of fiscal 2024 - typically its busiest and most
profitable period of the year - doubling its loss from the same period in the
previous year. The accelerated losses during the holiday season continue a
longstanding trend of poor financial performance for the mailing agency, but
mark a troubling sign as its leadership team undertakes significant operational
transformations with a promise to right the ship." -
USPS: Our modernization strategies are putting the Postal Service on an upward
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Loss more than double from same period last year -
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