Retired Mail-handler Loses EEOC Appeal A former bulk mail technician at an Illinois postal facility has lost an appeal to the Federal District Court in Rockford. The postal worker, Dorothea Washington, had contested an Equal

Postal Employee Found Guilty of Work Comp Fraud Amancio Zamora Agcaoili, Jr, a former postal worker in Anchorage, Alaska, has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison and fined nearly $400,000 after

A report by Congressional researchers shows how hazardous work can be for the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). According to the report, the rate of workers’ compensation claims for postal workers is much higher than for

The heat-related death of a letter carrier has resulted in the U.S. Postal Service being cited by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for a serious safety violation. James Baldassarre

Postal Bill Includes Provision to Reduce Federal Workers’ Compensation Benefits Under the current federal workers’ compensation law, the Federal Employees Compensation Act (FECA), if you are injured on the job as a federal employee, you

Postal Worker’s Successful Run on “The Price is Right” Foils Workers’ Compensation Claim Maybe she just figured that no one would remember or that postal employees don’t watch game shows. Nonetheless, a former Fayetteville, North

Federal Unions Concerned about Health Care and Workers’ Compensation Provisions in Postal Bill Federal union officials are asking Congress to throw out provisions in the pending Postal Reform Act of 2013, expressing concerns that the

Postal Workers and Doctors Charged with Workers’ Compensation Fraud Pursuant to an investigation conducted by the Postal Service’s Office of the Inspector General, with assistance from the FBI, Social Security Administration, Department of Labor, Department