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Postal Service Indicates Layoffs Could Be on the
Horizon
4.01.2021 -
GovExec reports: "In a press conference last week, Postmaster General
Louis DeJoy gave a hint as to the Postal Service's goals. "The plan that's in
process right now is an administrative headcount reduction of some 60,000 people
that was brought about with our realignment," DeJoy said. Parenheimer later
clarified DeJoy was referencing the entire population of management employees at
USPS, not all of which would be impacted by the restructuring." -
USPS workers may be faced with upcoming layoffs -
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USPS chief DeJoy said to cut post office hours,
lengthen delivery times in 10-year plan
3.23.2021 -
Washington Post reports: "PMG Louis DeJoy will unveil the largest rollback
of consumer mail services in a generation as part of a 10-year plan for the
USPS, according to two people briefed on the proposal. The announcement, set for
Tuesday, is part of DeJoy's strategic vision for the agency, one that has left
postal advocates wary of any changes that could further diminish operations.
Mailing industry experts have warned that substantial service cuts could drive
away business and worsen the Postal Service's already battered balance sheet."
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Full Plan (PDF) -
USPS: Delivering for America (PDF) -
Video offers 10-year plan overview -
USPS 10-Year Plan -
NALC: "Good Starting Point" -
APWU: "Some Deep Concerns" -
GovExec -
CNN -
First Class Mail to Take Extra Day -
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Postmaster General to Propose $40 Billion
Investment in USPS in Forthcoming Plan
3.11.2021 -
GovExec reports: "The funds would go toward infrastructure updates such
as larger facilities and new package sortation equipment, DeJoy told a panel of
the House Appropriations Committee on Thursday, and reducing turnover in the
USPS workforce. The postmaster general did not specify where the money would
come from." -
Testimony of PMG DeJoy Before House Appropriations
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PMG acknowledges 'extreme delays' in some mail, says USPS needs big changes
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DeJoy Gives himself an 'A' grade -
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Membership Ratifies New NALC-USPS Collective
Bargaining Agreement
3.08.2021 -
NALC reports: "The active membership of the National Association of
Letter Carriers has overwhelmingly ratified the tentative 2019-2023 National
Agreement with the United States Postal Service. Over 94% of participating
eligible members voted to accept the tentative agreement that was announced on
November 25. The vote to ratify was 60,111 to accept the agreement versus 3,341
to reject it." -
NALC
Bulletin: Details of Contract: 24-month conversion of CCAs, elimination of MSPs,
more... (PDF) -
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@postal |
 Ian
the mailman strikes again |
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If
anybody is missing a package |
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Tight
parking spot |
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Happy
Easter! |
 GovExec:
The USPS Strategic Plan and DeJoy's Future |
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Your
DPS is only 1600? |
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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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Several MOUs Extended (March 2021)
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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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Return to Work Instructions (Jan 28, 21) (PDF)
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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
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