Article Snip: I assured him that I pay my bills the old-fashioned way by mailing them. He delightedly replied, "Thanks, Ma'am, for using the U.S. Postal Service."
Reference: www.postbulletin.comArticle Snip: The U.S. Postal Service has scheduled job fairs in central Illinois next week to recruit applicants for jobs in Champaign and other parts of Illinois and Missouri.
Reference: www.chicagotribune.comArticle Snip: None of the jobs offer benefits, but some come with the potential of permanent employment with the agency. The pay ranges from $12.38 to $16 per hour.
Reference: www.therepublic.comArticle Snip: The struggling U.S. Postal Service on Thursday reported an annual loss of a record $15.9 billion and forecast more red ink in 2013, capping a tumultuous year in which it was forced to default on billions in payments to avert bankruptcy.
Reference: www.foxnews.comArticle Snip: Better Business Bureau of Southern Arizona is alerting consumers to a Kentucky-based company, Career Exams (also known as Career Advancement Group), that purchased newspaper ads in Tucson, advertising employment with the United States Postal Service (USPS).
Reference: tucsoncitizen.comArticle Snip: The U.S. Postal Service’s Suncoast District is accepting employment applications for Postal Support Employees (PSE), Rural Carrier Associates, City Carrier Transitional Employees and Casual (Temporary) Positions throughout Central Florida.
Reference: brevardtimes.comArticle Snip: Postal Service will be posting job openings for City Letter Carrier (Transitional Employee) in several locations throughout Alabama. Salary is $22.15 per hour. A new online process called eCareer External is now available to all persons interested in career employment with the U.S. Postal Service.
Reference: www.cleburnenews.comArticle Snip: ... The U.S. Postal Service is hiring temporary employees for the holiday mailing season to work at its mail processing facilities throughout...
Reference: www.theolympian.comArticle Snip: When applying for a federal job, or any job for that matter, never spin the truth and misrepresent yourself. That is, of course, how some
Reference: www.washingtonpost.comArticle Snip: The Postal Service expected between 2,800 and 3,200 to accept the deal, which was offered in May — 2,952 did so.
The incentives to leave are among three attempts by the agency this year to trim its career workforce
Article Snip: The Postal Service is planning on offering another early-out incentive. I will have been with the postal service for 25 years on Aug. 31. I am 44 and was just offered
Reference: federaltimes.comArticle Snip: veterans who are disabled or who served on active duty in the Armed Forces during certain specified time periods or in military campaigns are entitled to preference over non veterans both in hiring from competitive lists of eligibles and in retention during reductions in force. The goal of the Veteran's Preference
Reference: militaryvet.blogspot.comArticle Snip: The postal service is looking to fill 45 temporary mail handling positions. The deadline to apply is July 29, 2012 and the position pays $12 per hour. Those hired will perform mail handling, processing, collection and transporting duties
Reference: www.wivb.comArticle Snip: where custodial work that had been subcontracted will be returned to the Maintenance Craft, Director Steve Raymer has announced. The return of subcontracted work complies with the 2010-2015 Collective Bargaining Agreement, Item 1.A, of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on Maintenance Jobs.
Reference: www.apwu.orgArticle Snip: azstarnet.com
Reference: azstarnet.comArticle Snip: "There is a contract provision that states that no one can be transferred more than 50 miles. That's a hurdle the postal service will have to find employment for employees within a 50-mile radius."
Reference: www.wwltv.comArticle Snip: The U.S. Postal Service is hiring for temporary jobs in Lexington, and in Louisville, Paducah and Evansville, Ind. Anyone interested must apply online at USPS.com/employment.
Reference: www.kentucky.comArticle Snip: the jobs are open primarily because of attrition.
“Our baby boomers are retiring, and we need replacements,” he said.
Article Snip: The positions are entry-level and will pay between $9.50 and $22.15 per hour. The positions are available at 32 different locations
Reference: www.wmbfnews.comArticle Snip: Explore and apply for career opportunities with the Postal Service™.
Reference: usps.comArticle Snip: Computer Sciences Corp. has received an $83 million grant from the Postal Service to repair and maintain equipment used to handle and process mail internally. Besides Barrington, it will set up operations in Lakeville, Minn.
Reference: www.courierpostonline.com
The Announcement
PMG ANNOUNCES CLOSING OF SEVEN DISTRICTS
I am confident we have developed a strong plan that takes a key step toward a leaner and less bureaucratic structure.
As part of the ongoing redesign of the Postal Service, PMG Pat Donahoe yesterday announced USPS will close 7 of its 74 district offices. This reflects continuing alignments within the organization to achieve core business strategies and, when fully implemented, will help realize approximately $750 million of annual cost savings (Link Extra, 3/23).
The district offices scheduled for closure — Columbus, OH, (Eastern Area); Southeast Michigan in Troy, MI, and Northern Illinois in Carol Stream, IL (Great Lakes Area); Southeast New England in Providence, RI (Northeast Area); South Georgia in Macon, GA, and Albuquerque in Albuquerque, NM (Southwest Area); and Big Sky in Billings, MT (Western Area) — house only administrative functions that will be assumed by surrounding district offices. The closures will not affect customer service, mail delivery, Post Office operations or ZIP codes.
“I am confident we have developed a strong plan that takes a key step toward a leaner and less bureaucratic structure. One that is fair to our employees and one that will meet the future needs of our customers and the mailing industry,” said Donahoe.
This organizational redesign builds on previous PMG announcements that include a 16 percent reduction in officer ranks, realigning revenue-generating business units, closing the Southeast Area Office, and further reducing the employee complement by about 7,500 positions.
While yesterday’s announcement focused on the administrative and executive corps, additional staff reductions will occur as the Postal Service makes necessary changes to its network and retail operations. The full scope and financial impact of these personnel actions should be realized in one calendar year — by March 2012.
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