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No new buyouts on Postal Service horizon
The U.S. Postal Service will not be offering any new buyouts in the near future, according to Anthony Vegliante, the agency's chief human resources officer. USPS offered three different buyouts in 2012. In an exclusive interview with Federal News Radio, Vegliante said the Postal Service will drop to around 500,000 employees by the end of January due to multiple consolidation efforts at the agency.
Tags: Anthony Vegliante , human capital , buyouts , morale , RIF , workforce , consolidation , exclusive
Medicare Part B and the presidential election
NARFE's David Snell joins host Mike Causey to
talk about best health care buys for federal
retirees. Sean Reilly from the Federal Times
will discuss the presidential election and its
impact on feds.
November 7, 2012
Tags: pay and benefits , Medicare part B , sequestration , health care , retirement , David Snell , NARFE , Open Season , Sean Reilly , Federal Times , Mike Causey , Your Turn
USPS countersues Northrop Grumman for contract overruns
Nearly six months ago, Northrop Grumman filed a $179 million lawsuit against the U.S. Postal Service, alleging the agency delayed and disrupted its work on a multimillion-dollar contract to create and install high-tech mail sorters. Now, USPS has countered those claims, alleging the company actually owes it millions of dollars because the contract ran over schedule, according to documents obtained by Federal News Radio.
Tags: contracting , acquisition , lawsuit , Northrop Grumman , Jack Moore , exclusive
Postal workers take 'extraordinary measures' to deliver mail after Sandy
Thousands of postal workers in New York and New Jersey are still doing their jobs in the face of flooding, power outages and fuel shortages after the superstorm Sandy hit the East Coast this week.
Tags: Maureen Marion , workforce , Federal Drive
Federal Drive interviews - Nov. 2
Justice IG Michael Horowitz shares findings about what happens to illegal immigrants before they go to immigration court. Plus, how are postal employees faring on the East Coast after superstorm Sandy?
Tags: Federal Drive , Michael Horowitz , DoJ , Douglas Maughan , DHS , cybersecurity , technology , Tom Boyatt , DoD , State , Maureen Marion ,
Postmaster General urges quick action in lame duck session
Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe says his number one priority is seeing legislation passed in the upcoming lame-duck session of Congress that will help the U.S. Postal Service get out of debt. In an exclusive interview with Federal News Radio, Donahoe details the latest on the agency's financial situation, buyouts, the consolidation of mail processing centers, and its plan to cut window hours at half of its post offices across the country.
Tags: budget , retirement , POSTPlan , Metro Post , Congress , buyouts , Patrick Donahoe , postal reform , mail processing centers , exclusive , Julia Ziegler
Air traffic controllers and more
Trish Gilbert, executive vice president of the
National Air Traffic Controllers Association,
joins host Mike Causey on today's show. Mike
will also talk about the upcoming elections with
writers from the Federal Times.
October 31, 2012
Tags: pay and benefits , 2012 election , trish gilbert , National Air Traffic Controllers Association , Federal Times , retirement , Mike Causey , Your Turn
USPS aims to deliver mail in DC after Hurricane Sandy
Postal Service employees will attempt to deliver mail the day after superstorm Sandy hit the D.C. region.
Tags: Hurricane Sandy , workforce , closures
Open season means more than choosing health insurance
John Montague talks about life insurance and Sean Reilly discuses the U.S. Postal Service's finances and more this week on Your Turn.
Tags: pay and benefits , Open Season , life insurance , Social Security , Your Turn with Mike Causey , John Montague , Sean Reilly , WAEPA , Federal Times
