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USPS Reports Second Quarter Fiscal 2021 Results
5.07.2021 -
PR Newswire reports: "The U.S. Postal Service today announced its
financial results for the 2021 second quarter ended March 31, reporting a net
loss of $82 million, compared to a net loss of approximately $4.5 billion for
the same quarter last year, as a pandemic surge in demand for package deliveries
was not enough to offset increased operating costs and a decline in revenue from
mail services." -
NALC Statement -
USPS Narrows Quarterly Loss -
DeJoy Charges Ahead Despite Beating Financial Projections -
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USPS opts for a reduction in force for non-union
employees in agency restructuring's final phase
5.04.2021 -
Federal News Network reports: "The Postal Service is moving ahead with a non-voluntary reduction in force of non-bargaining unit employees after sending voluntary early retirement offers to its eligible management workforce. Ahead of the layoffs and reassignments, USPS will send a second round of Voluntary Early Retirement offers to eligible employees working at its headquarters, headquarters-related facilities, area offices and district offices."
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USPS: Final Restructuring Phase -
GovExec: Postal Service to Issue Layoff Notices Later This
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PMG DeJoy criticizes mailing industry, USPS in
scathing letter
4.28.2021 -
Linn's Stamp News reports: "In a sharply critical critique of the
mailing industry, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has said the United States
Postal Service is "incapable of providing the American people with consistent,
predictable service." That statement came from the embattled postal chief as he
sought to rebut arguments from commercial mailers that his 10-year plan to
rescue the financially troubled federal agency is seriously flawed. In a
three-page letter dated April 19, DeJoy blamed mailers for tolerating the Postal
Service's flawed service "for well over a decade." -
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Postal Service Begins New Round of Facility
Closures While Also Procuring Dozens More
4.27.2021 -
GovExec reports: "The U.S. Postal Service will consolidate 18 of its mail
processing plants, coupling that announcement on Tuesday with plans to procure
45 new "annex" facilities that will boost the agency's package delivery
capacity. The move highlights USPS' shift from traditional mail delivery to
packages, a trend ongoing for years and accelerated during the COVID-19
pandemic. It will also reignite a fight postal management has avoided since
2015, when it paused its efforts to close and consolidate large numbers of
processing plants." -
NBC News: Concerns Over Mail Delays -
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@postal |
 Supervisors
be like... "just pop it back in and be back in 8." |
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USPS
and UPS trucks collide |
 USPS
New Routes @uspstv |
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Came
home to a smashed mail box so I checked the security camera... |
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Ian
the mailman strikes again |
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If
anybody is missing a package |
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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
official - click to see full size, right click to download) |
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