In any organization the size of the U.S. Postal Service, financial forecasting plays an important role. Accurate forecasting of revenue, volume, and expenses is essential to planning budgets, understanding future cashflows, identifying risk areas, and deciding where to invest capital.
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We’ve all gotten them — those handy return envelopes that say, “No Postage Necessary if Mailed in the United States.” Sometimes they’re included with a bill. Sometimes they’re included in a solicitation for donations. In the latter case, there’s often a note that says if you affix a stamp, you’...
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Due diligence shouldn’t end after a contract is awarded. If you decide to work with the same contractor on a second project, maybe you won’t check references again, but you’re certainly going to make sure the first job was completed properly, on time, and within budget before rehiring, right?...
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The Postal Service’s peak season begins each year from November to January, when thousands of employees are hired to help ensure customers receive quality mail service and parcels on time during the holidays. Individuals hired during peak season are generally non-career bargaining unit employees...
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Postal Service management is responsible and accountable for the prevention of vehicle accidents and control of resulting losses. Management’s role is to share responsibility for the safety and health of employees.
The Postal Service has more than 228,000 vehicles in all areas of the...
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