Saturday, March 12, 2005
USPS Employee Statitistics Update
USPS: SAFETY REPORTS IMPROVE.
Saturday, March 05, 2005
USPS: PUERTO RICO BRANCH OPENED - Quicker Delivery Expected
USPS: THE MAIL MATTERS.TO SOILDERS
Wednesday, March 02, 2005
FedEx van delivering anthrax to Winnipeg lab involved in accident
WINNIPEG (CP) - There were some anxious moments in downtown Winnipeg on Wednesday after a FedEx van carrying samples of anthrax and other infectious agents was in an accident.
A hazardous materials team blocked off the area for about two hours as a precaution before determining the packages had not been damaged. "We're treating it basically as an accident," said emergency services spokesman Gordon Martin.
The van was going to the national virology lab, which conducts research and prepares for potential disease outbreaks, when it was broadsided by another vehicle.
Tuesday, March 01, 2005
USPS: FRAUD CRACKDOWN CONTINUES
Monday, February 28, 2005
Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker: Any business can use usps.com
Any business can use usps.com
An upholstery company, a cleaning service, a dairy farm, marinas, charter boats, and bed and breakfasts.
That’s a short list of the different kinds of companies Western New York postmasters have targeted with Play the Zone business presentations — proving that any customer can benefit by using usps.com for their shipping and mailing needs.
“There’s more interest in usps.com than I ever anticipated,” says Sodus Point, NY, Postmaster Nancy Roloson.
Stockton, NY, Postmaster Shannon Culver agrees. “It was surprising to learn which types of businesses were interested,” she says.
Batavia, NY, Postmaster Jeff Ellingham sold an eBay customer on usps.com and set up a meeting for him with a postal account manager. “Usps.com saves both me and my customer time and money,” says Ellingham.
Play the Zone continues through March 11. Go to uspsbusinessconnect.com/ to register or check the scoreboard.
USPS: JUST A CLICK AWAY
JUST A CLICK AWAY. Millions of consumers and businesses are doing the smart thing and taking advantage of usps.com’s full array of services. And the Postal Service hopes to add more to the millions during usps.com Week, March 7-11. Post Offices around the country will be inviting customers to usps.com demonstrations to show that almost anything they can do at the Post Office they can do online.
USPS: EVERY DAY HEROES
EVERY DAY HEROES. Letter carriers are on the street in every community in America every day. They’re often first to sight a fire, a lost child, an accident, a crime or other situation. Through daily deliveries, carriers become familiar with the communities they serve and can notice changes in routine that might spell trouble. When recognized for their efforts, they’re most often humble. “They don't think they've done anything out of the ordinary, yet they are heroes,” says Postmaster General Jack Potter. “We take a lot of pride in our citizenship.”
UPS Canada Celebrates 30 Years
UPS Canada first opened for business in the basement of a Toronto hotel on February 28, 1975. Glenn Smith, the company's first president, directed UPS Canada's delivery fleet, which consisted of a single package car delivering in downtown Toronto.
Today, the company has more than 6,500 employees in 54 facilities across the country, and provides service to every address in Canada, the United States, and more than 200 countries and territories worldwide. UPS Canada also plays a key role in the timely and accurate importation and clearance of packages through Canada Customs for all modes of transportation, regardless of whether the shipment is carried by UPS or another carrier.