Updated USPS five-year plan slashes postal workforceFeb 21, 2012

The U.S. Postal Service last week released an updated five-year plan, which USPS said can produce savings of at least $20 billion a year by 2015. The plan calls for trimming 155,000 full-time positions over the period.

Letter carriers balk at budget proposal to cut back serviceFeb 14, 2012

In spite of some gains, USPS losses continueFeb 10, 2012

Postal unions, USPS reach bargaining impasseJan 23, 2012

Coalition urges Congress not to penalize feds to pay for payroll tax extensionJan 23, 2012

Hold on tightSep 02, 2011

Well, folks, we hope you enjoyed your Labor Day holiday. Because as Phil Piemonte explains, there will be some rough days ahead for feds after Washington kicks back into full gear.

The great downsizing has begunAug 12, 2011

Good news, for a changeJul 29, 2011

Postal worlds collideMay 11, 2011

USPS losses mount; budget calls for service cutFeb 20, 2012

While the U.S. Postal Service reported improved shipping revenues during the holiday season, the increase failed to put much of a dent in losses in the first quarter of fiscal 2012.

USPS, unions go to mediationJan 30, 2012

You Be The Judge: Were postal employee’s work hours, pay unfairly cut? Jan 16, 2012

Regulators pan postal closure plan; USPS rejects criticismJan 09, 2012

Senators win delay in postal closure plansDec 19, 2011

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