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How much mail would the USPS have to handle to turn a profit? We get an update about a recent study from Renee Sheehy, an economist with the Office of the Inspector General at the Postal Service
Tags: Federal Drive , George Mason University , Renee Sheehy , OIG
Connolly: U.S. Postal Service in a death spiral
Rep. Gerry Connolly weighs in on the USPS's debt woes
Tags: Federal Drive , Rep. Gerry Connolly , OPM , $75 billion , debt , Congressional Spotlight
The Fiscal Future of the USPS
Tags: mngt , P&B , Postmaster General , John Potter , Max Cacas
USPS and National Parks team up in a grand way
New offering from the Postal Service and the National Park Service is like the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup of coffee table books. David Barna, Chief of Public Affairs at the National Park Service, tells us about "The Grandest Things".
Tags: mngt , interagency cooperation , NPS , Interior VA , David Barna
Postal Service: Pro Sustainability
Tags: green roof , Sam Pulcrano , tech
USPS poll: and a little Simpson's child shall lead them
Tags: David Failor , Stamp Services , The Simpsons , Elvis
A new vision for USPS?
Tags: Postal Vision 2020 , twitter , Tweetizen
Postal workers ratify contract with 3.5 percent raise
Members of the U.S. Postal Service's largest union voted Thursday to accept a new contract that includes a 3.5 percent raise and cost-of-living adjustments over four years.
Tags: APWU , Cliff Guffey , union contract , pay and benefits , pay raise , COLA , health contributions , Jolie Lee , Patrick Donahoe
Sen. Collins tries to curb workers' comp abuses
Postal workers have been collecting workers' comp after retirement. A bill introduced by Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) would put an end to it.
Tags: pay and benefits , FECA , workers' compensation , Susan Collins , Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committ , John Buckner
