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Archives: News
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Embracing the spirit of ’76
NV, NM postmasters use America’s 250th to connect with colleagues, customers
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USPS Ethics Awareness Week begins
The organization’s annual campaign focuses on maintaining integrity
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Don’t throw away used batteries
Most contain hazardous materials such as lithium and lead acid
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New video spotlights Postal Pulse results
Deputy PMG Doug Tulino thanks employees for offering their feedback
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Go west, young Postal Service
The ‘Mailin’ It!’ podcast looks at how the organization crossed the continent
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Pause before scanning that QR code
Scammers use quishing attacks to try to steal information
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Informed Delivery Mobile app gets a boost
The new features include notifications, package management and a dark mode
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They looked like stamps, but something was off
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A new school year means shifting gears on safety
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This number offers USPS facility statuses during emergencies
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USPS reports third-quarter financial results
Total operating revenue was $19.9 billion
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This new product has a patriotic slant
USPS issues Diagonal U.S. Flag Stamped Envelope
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Is your area at risk for wildfires?
USPS urges employees to plan ahead for evacuations
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This letter carrier was catfished
A romance scammer used the employee’s bank account to launder money
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Working in hot weather? Follow these tips
USPS offers advice for employees to beat the heat
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This letter carrier helped a customer get new medals
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Don’t bet on it
USPS policy and federal ethics laws prohibit gambling in the workplace
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Keep these bulbs out of the trash
If they contain mercury or other toxic metals, they must be recycled
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This facility freed up space — and brought in cash
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This historical image has appeared on three stamp releases
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This app opens a window on supply orders
A new dashboard tracks shipments from the Material Distribution Center
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This carrier turned his routes into art
Richard Clarkson’s murals adorn the walls of the New York 2 District Office
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Thinking about working for a USPS contractor?
You have to get prior approval and follow federal ethics rules
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This employee helps kids get a good night’s sleep
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Clerk gets prison time after drug sting
He stole packages containing cocaine and sold them to an associate
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How USPS helps those with print disabilities
The ‘Mailin’ It!’ podcast explains the Free Matter for the Blind program
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The deadline to order semipostal shirts is Aug. 5
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If you are raising money, say nothing about USPS
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Another PMG biography is now available
Nathan Kelsey Hall lowered postage rates and was known for fairness in awarding contracts