PRC Evaluates USPS FY 2019 Performance Report and FY 2020 Performance Plan

PRC Evaluates USPS FY 2019 Performance Report and FY 2020 Performance Plan

Washington, DC – PRC – 6/1/20 – Today, the Postal Regulatory Commission (Commission) issued its analysis of the United States Postal Service (Postal Service) Fiscal Year (FY) 2019 Annual Performance Report (FY 2019 Report) and FY 2020 Performance Plan (FY 2020 Plan). The FY 2019 Report discusses the Postal Service’s progress in meeting its performance goals during […]

Former Connecticut USPS Employee Admits Stealing Nearly $40,000 in Postal Money Orders

Former Connecticut USPS Employee Admits Stealing Nearly $40,000 in Postal Money Orders

DOJ – 6/02/20 – John H. Durham, United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, announced that KEITH SANFORD, 33, of Litchfield, pleaded guilty today before U.S. Magistrate Judge Donna F. Martinez to one count of theft of government property stemming from his embezzlement of nearly $40,000 in postal money orders while working for the […]

APWU Statement on the Killing of George Floyd and the Continuing Struggle for Justice

APWU Statement on the Killing of George Floyd and the Continuing Struggle for Justice

APWU News – 6/01/20 – The three General Officers of the APWU, President Mark Dimondstein, Executive-Vice President Debby Szeredy, and Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Powell issued the following statement: Fair minded people from all walks of life and political viewpoints are deeply disturbed and rightfully outraged by the killing of unarmed and handcuffed African-American George Floyd at […]

The Rise And Fall of USPS and Mail-in Voting

The Rise And Fall of USPS and Mail-in Voting

USPS has been around for more than 200 years, but says it is close to being insolvent. Laws requiring it to fund pensions for people it hasn’t even hired yet have hurt the post office’s ability to operate. It’s likely to become a major issue this summer, as many voters may rely on it to cast their vote […]