Tag: Postal Service
House Passes USPS Fairness Act
Legislation that would eliminate the Postal Service’s retirement pre-funding mandate has taken another step forward in the legislative process.
CBO Projects USPS Will Continue Defaulting on Retiree Health Fund Payments
CBO said in a recent report that it expects the Postal Service to continue to default on required payments to its retiree health benefits fund.
The Postal Service’s ‘Union Problem’
The author says that thanks to "ludicrous agreements with unions," labor costs at an agency with already seriously ailing finances are getting out of control.
Study Provides Insight Into Americans’ Trust in Government
A study of nearly 2,000 brands analyzes how much Americans trust companies and organizations.
Does the USPS Owe its Retirees Health Care Like Social Security?
The author says that a plan put forth in Congress to remedy the ailing finances at the Postal Service would do more harm than good.
Postmaster General Delays Retirement While USPS Seeks Successor
Postmaster General Megan J. Brennan has agreed to temporarily delay her retirement while the agency looks for a successor to her position.
Kansas Mailman Credited with Saving Christmas for Local Families
A Kansas mail carrier took quick action to save Christmas gifts bound for local families after his truck caught on fire.
Postal Service Net Losses Widen by Over 100% in FY 2019
The net losses at the Postal Service went up considerably in 2019, although there were some bright spots in its financial results.
USPS IG Reveals How Manager Stole $630k Worth of Stamps
After Postal Service officials discovered that the manager of a Louisiana post office had stolen more than $630,000 worth of stamps and concealed the theft, supervisors wanted to know how it was done. The agency's Inspector General has provided details.
Postal Employee Admits to Helping Her Boyfriend Rob Her Own Office
A Postal Service employee admitted in court that she helped plan the robbery of her own post office.
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