APWU Announces Payment of Retroactive Pay Increases

  APWU Announces Payment of Retroactive Pay Increases

"...Retroactive payments for the pay increases under the 2018-2021 Collective Bargaining Agreement, have been scheduled for pay period 18-2020, paycheck dated September 4, 2020..."

Reference: apwu.org  

Louis DeJoy of Greensboro named Postmaster General, to start on June 15

  Louis DeJoy of Greensboro named Postmaster General, to start on June 15

Louis DeJoy

"...worked closely with the Postal Service for many years, I have a great appreciation for this institution and the dedicated workers who faithfully execute its mission," DeJoy said. "I look forward to working with the supporters of the Postal Service in Congress and the Administration to ensure the Postal Service remains an integral part of the United States government. Postal workers are the heart and soul of this institution, and I will be honored to work alongside them and their unions. It will be an incredible honor to serve as Postmaster General, and I commit myself to upholding the Postal Service's cherished role in our nation." DeJoy's wife, Dr. Aldona Wos, was nominated by Trump to be the country’s ambassador to Canada in February..."
Reference: www.bizjournals.com
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Postal Service revises Criteria for Return to Work for Employees with Confirmed case of COVID-19

  Postal Service revises Criteria for Return to Work for Employees with Confirmed case of COVID-19

"...For your information, per the CDC, options for decisions about return-to-work for individuals with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 include a test-based strategy or a non-test based strategy. The USPS is currently applying the non-test based strategy in the majority of cases..."

Reference: USPS via NPMHU