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Archives: News
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USPS recommends shipping price changes
The proposed adjustments would take effect on Jan. 17
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Government Relations and Public Policy VP to retire
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Have a question about your benefits?
Here’s the contact information for each program
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Help keep holiday mail free of hazardous materials
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USPS reports year-end financial results for 2026
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Here’s a preview of the new stamps coming in 2027
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Coast Guardsman’s photo used for recent stamp
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FSAs help employees save on healthcare
Pretax funds can be used for eligible medical, dependent expenses
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Have used oil? Here’s what to do
It must be kept in appropriate containers and never poured down a drain
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Follow the rules about your position at USPS
Your job or title can’t be used to benefit yourself or others
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Nov. 11 is Veterans Day
The holiday honors all those who have served in the military
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A salute to their service
USPS releases this year’s Veterans Day video
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Regulatory Pricing and Costing VP named
Fiona Machado has filled the role on an acting basis since May
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Open season starts Monday
This is the time USPS employees can make changes to their benefits or choose a new plan
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USPS Operation Santa letter adoption begins Nov. 16
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USPS Engineering Systems group realigned to processing organization
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The Diwali stamp is here
The design features a traditional Indian artform
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Reblin named chief commercial officer
He’ll lead a new organization that aligns sales with the transformed USPS network
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Semipostal spotlight shifts to imperiled animals
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Watch a video for the Know the Facts About Fentanyl stamp
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USPS to honor its military veterans
Employees who served in the armed forces will receive a badge and badge clip
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USPS is geared up to deliver for the holidays
The organization says it expects to improve upon last year’s peak season performance
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The Hatch Act sets boundaries for political activities
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PMG gives support for Election Mail delivery in new video
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Native American Heritage Month is here
The annual observance honors Indigenous peoples
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November is Hazmat Awareness Month
USPS is reminding employees and customers about what can’t be mailed
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Daylight saving time ends on Sunday
Move your clocks back one hour
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There are rules about nonpublic USPS information
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Don’t set it and forget it
Review your benefits each year to make sure they still fit your needs