A federal judge has sentenced a former
postal worker to five months in prison for fraudulently claiming
to be on jury duty for 184 days total on two occasions and collecting
nearly $39,000 in pay from the U.S. Postal Service.|
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APWU: Upgrade Records to Be Updated May 16
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APWU: Court Upholds Unfair Labor Charge Against USPS
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Postal Service offers troop support advice
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How to lick higher postage prices
5/4/08
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Man gets help following advise from postal employee
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Postal Workers Break For Funeral of Co-Worker
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Postal Service slow on mailbox delivery
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Former postal clerk sentenced
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Canada Post set to deliver fatal blow to rural mail service
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Canada Post deems rural delivery unsafe
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Price hike to factor in Postal Service revenue
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Post office leaves taxpayer steaming
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Postal worker faces animal cruelty charge
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Family-Leave Plan Is Halved
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Postal price hikes now an annual event
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Mail Delivery Resumes in Vallejo Neighborhood
5/3/08
San Francisco Postal Workers Go Postal With
Picket
Local postal carriers say there’s a
guy working as a supervisor at the Bryant Annex Post Office in the
Mission named Ron Malig who’s simply out of control. This postal
boss, they allege, has long abused and discriminated against his
underlings, behavior they describe as “obnoxious” from finding ways
to punish fellow postal workers he dislikes to claiming certain
colleagues are “disrespecting” him.
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Substitute Postal Carrier Admits to Stealing
Checks to Pay Mortgage
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Irving postal carrier who left dog at doorstep
arrested for animal cruelty
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eNAPUS: Postal Subcommittee Hearing and more
(PDF)
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Mailers lax on IMB compliance
5/2/08
Court upholds labor ruling in Florida post
office case
A
federal appeals court has upheld a finding of unfair labor practices
by the U.S. Postal Service in a dispute stemming from a discovery
of white powder at a post office in the Florida Panhandle. A three-judge
panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a decision
of the National Labor Relations Board and an administrative law
judge that a postal supervisor violated labor laws by threatening
reprisal and to sue an employee who filed a complaint over the powder
incident. The Postal Service contended that the supervisor was exercising
free speech protected by the First Amendment, and acting as a private
citizen rather than an agent of the postal service. The court disagreed.
NLRB vs USPS (PDF)
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Complaints of undelivered mail, poor service dog Rockaways post
office
- Postal problems in the Rockaways
are piling up like junk mail. Rep. Gregory Meeks is hosting a town
hall meeting Friday to address growing dissatisfaction with mail
service on the peninsula, and has invited U.S. Postal Service brass
from Washington to listen to the complaints. There is so much incompetence
and lack of supervision” at the Far Rockaway post offices, said
Meeks. The Postmaster has had to “deal with personal medical issues,
and is currently on a light-duty administrative assignment,” Trombley
told The News. |
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Ex-postmaster pleads guilty to felony theft
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The fastest mailman on
skates
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Psychiatric Evaluation
Ordered for Former Mail Carrier/Sheriff in Mail Case
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Postal service no longer leaves mail unattended
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APWU: Volunteering for Obama
in Indiana
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Postmaster makes final delivery
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Postal jobs scam?
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Popular Cherry Creek North Post Office Closing
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Fresno Mail Carrier Retires after
5 Decades
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