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PMG DeJoy Calls for New 'Tone' for USPS
1.06.2021 -
Linn's Stamp News reports: "In a Jan. 4 address to postal employees,
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy appeared to be setting the stage for major
changes in the way the United States Postal Service operates. "As we begin the
new year, I want us to set a new tone," he said in a video message. "I want to
put our organization and every employee in a better position to succeed," he
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CDC Panel Designates USPS Workers as Next in Line
for COVID-19 Vaccine
12.26.2020 -
GovExec reports: "Postal Service employees are now slated to be in
Phase 1b of vaccine distribution, as part of 49 million individuals older than
75 or part of the non-health care frontline essential workforce. The Center for
Disease Control and Prevention's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices
made its recommendation in a 13-1 vote, noting USPS workers were part of a group
"critical to the functioning of society."
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Postal Service Pulling out All Stops to Meet
Seasonal Volumes Amid Pandemic
12.15.2020 -
USPS reports: "While every year the Postal Service carefully plans
for peak holiday season, a historic record of holiday volume compounded by a
temporary employee shortage due to the COVID-19 surge, and capacity challenges
with airlifts and trucking for moving this historic volume of mail are leading
to temporary delays. These challenges are being felt by shippers across the
board."
This is our Super Bowl -
USPS faces busiest time of the year with more than 14,000
employees quarantined -
Washington Post: USPS Gridlocked -
Detroit: Letter Carriers assigned two eight-hour routes
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Potential nor'easter could exacerbate delays -
We are slammed like never before -
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USPS 'hopeful' freedom to set higher mail rates
will increase revenue
12.01.2020 -
Federal News Network reports: "The Postal Service is on track to receive
more pricing flexibility for its mail rates, a move that its leadership says
will put the agency on firmer financial footing. The Postal Regulatory
Commission released a final rule Monday that would keep a price cap on
market-dominant products like first-class mail, but would base the cap on
changes in mail density and retirement costs." -
PRC busts the price cap, lawsuits sure to follow -
PRC Lays Out New Rules for USPS -
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@postal |
 Delivering
to an old folks home be like... |
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When
it's Thursday and your 3-day weekend starts tomorrow @mailmanproblems |
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If
it fits it ships? @mailmanproblems |
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I'm
scared of the ducks |
 The
new year has started, but customers still waiting on Christmas packages |
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LTD
edition Christmas cards |
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We
made it! |
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That's
a good boy |
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My
FAVORITE mailboxes!!!! |
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Letter
carrier delivers mail in deep snow |
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When
I come to work. When I leave work. |
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COVID-19 |
APWU
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Leave for Childcare
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Temporary Additional Paid Leave for PSEs |
NALC
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Rolando Statement (April 25) (PDF)
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Rolando Statement (April 17) (PDF)
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Sick
Leave for Dependent Care (PDF)
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Temporary
Additional Paid Leave for
CCAs (PDF)
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7:01 Rule (PDF) |
NPMHU
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Extension of MOUs (May 22) (PDF)
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COVID-19 FAQ
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Sick
Leave for Dependent Care (PDF)
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Temporary Additional Paid Leave (PDF) |
NRLCA
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Sick Leave for Dependent Care (PDF)
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Temporary Additional Paid Leave for RCAs |
COVID-19 Resources
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CDC FAQ
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COVID-19 Dashboard John Hopkins |
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"Stand Back" sign for postal vehicles, by AngryMan (not
official - click to see full size, right click to download) |
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