USPS Gets VERA Approval
USPS News Link
Postal Service authorized to offer voluntary early retirement
It’s official.
The Postal Service has received approval from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to offer voluntary early retirement to employees in clerk, mail handler, supervisor of distribution operations and supervisor of customer services positions nationwide.
Automation and technological advances coupled with mail volume reductions has the Postal Service continuing to look for ways to voluntarily reduce its workforce while maintaining excellent customer service.
Details of the program are still being developed and will be announced later. No incentive package will be offered for employees who choose early retirement.
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8 Comments on USPS Gets VERA Approval
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Oohchild on
Fri, 11th Jul 2008 3:49 am
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Gina on
Fri, 11th Jul 2008 9:05 am
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Al on
Fri, 11th Jul 2008 7:48 pm
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Bill R Stinchcomb on
Sun, 13th Jul 2008 4:03 am
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anon on
Mon, 14th Jul 2008 9:49 am
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Paul on
Sun, 20th Jul 2008 3:51 pm
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Anonymous on
Thu, 31st Jul 2008 4:57 pm
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Andy on
Fri, 12th Sep 2008 11:07 am
were in trouble
Happy, happy, happy
the sooner the better, hooray!!!
13 July 08
Great timing on VERA, for alot of folks, including myself. But this will not help
the P.O solve it’s money problems, due to
unsound Mgt decisions on a daily basis.
Billy
This amounts to nothing more than a give back to the PO. If thet realy wanted to cut the work force, all they have to do is offer a 5 year add on and just watch the people that would take it.
If all USPS employees would hold off their re-
tirement plans that would force a financial offer from the US Postal Service. If you do not wait then all you are doing is giving up’
monetary security for yourselves. Make a smart and educated move for your families.
I’m out that door so fast, you won’t even see my shadow. . .
I pray to the Lord they offer it to the carriers. . .the sooner, the better!
Only people that are due to go in the next year or so will take it. Most people cannot afford to go. I doubt we see 5000 take it. And postal management is still a pile a doggy do do..

