Postal Employee Charged with Stealing His Co-Workers Identities
A Postal employee from New Jersey has been charged with stealing the identities of other Postal workers to file fraudulent insurance claims.
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Postal Service Letter Carrier Convicted of Access Device Fraud and Identity Theft
A Postal Service letter carrier has been convicted of identity theft and access device fraud.
Postal Service Reform Act Takes Another Step Forward in House
The Postal Service Reform Act has been given a small push forward in the legislative process.
Backhoe Used to Unload Dump for Undelivered Mail
A Rural Mail Carrier denied throwing away mail. The two dump truck loads of mail found at his residence told another story.
Legislation Would Extend Appeal Rights to Some Postal Employees
Legislation has been introduced in Congress to extend MSPB appeal rights to approximately 7,500 Postal Service employees.
Postal Service Posts $200 Million Net Loss in Q1
The Postal Service announced that it suffered a $200 million net loss in the first quarter of FY 2017.
Legislation Introduced to Reform Postal Employees’ Benefits
Legislation has been introduced in the House that would make a number of reforms to the Postal Service including changes to current and retired Postal employees’ benefits.
Did a Postal Worker Really Destroy Trump Ballots?
A Twitter user claiming to be a Postal worker recently made a post about how he enjoyed destroying Donald Trump ballots for absentee voters that he found in the mail, but did this really happen?
33 People Charged with Crimes Against the Postal Service Including Mail Theft by Employees
Crimes against the Postal Service seem rampant in one section of California. 33 people, including a number of Postal Service employees, have been charged with various crimes.
Is Government Really That Unpopular? The Truth Is Complicated…
A recent Gallup poll found that the US government is the least popular of any major industry in the US, however, the author says that it isn’t quite that simple and further analysis shows something much different.
