Senate Passes Postal Service Reform Act

March 8, 2022 – By a vote of 79-19 the US Senate has passed postal reform legislation. The bill, designed to eliminate much of the Postal Service’s debt and restructure some of its operations, is now awaiting the signature of President Biden. This legislation is…

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Postal Reform Bill In Senate

The AUSPL PAC continues to prove its value by getting AUSPL leadership in front of legislators involved in postal reform AUSPL President Mark Dattel and Harry Glenn met on Monday, May 17 with Senator Gary Peters, Chairman of the Homeland Security Committee. Senator Peters gave…

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USPS Has Complete Board of Governors

On May 28 the Senate approved the nomination of Anton Haijar to the USPS Board of Governors.   Mr. Haijar is a former General Counsel of the American postal Workers Union.  The Board now has nine appointed governors plus the Postmaster General and the Deputy Postmaster…

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Postal Reform Legislation Takes a Step Forward

May 11, 2021 Representative Carolyn Maloney, NY-12, Chair of the House Oversight Committee introduced two bills targeting improvements in USPS operations. Representative Maloney gave AUSPL Hill Day participants a preview of her postal reform bills at the virtual luncheon on May 11. HR 3076 –…

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Rep. Stephen Lynch Seeks to Continue USPS as a Federal Agency

On January 13, 2021 Representative Stephen Lynch introduced House Resolution 47, which seeks to avoid privatization of the US Postal Service. The Resolution has been referred to the Committee on Oversight and Reform. The Resolution reads, “Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that Congress should…

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Postal Bills Introduced in House of Representatives

March 8, 2021 Representative Carolyn Maloney, Chair of the House Oversight Committee, has introduced two postal related bills. The first, H.R. 1307, introduced 2-24-2021, would “amend Title 39 of the US Code to require mail-in-ballots to use the Postal Service barcode service, and for other…

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