Disclaimer! Ruralinfo.net is not sponsored or authorized by the NRLCA, the USPS or any state or local association. Click here to read full disclaimer

Labor Dept launches USPS investigation following payroll error impacting more than 50K rural carriers

- Advertisement -

The Postal Service is telling members of Congress that most of the rural letter carriers who missed a paycheck or received a partial paycheck last month are no longer waiting on back pay.

USPS says many of the more than 50,000 impacted rural carriers have been made whole, and that, “with limited exceptions,” it paid carriers what they were owed within one or two pay periods.

But affected carriers tell Federal News Network that USPS still hasn’t paid them the correct amounts, and that not receiving their paycheck on time led to overdraft fees from their banks. The situation marked a breaking point for one rural carrier, who is leaving the agency.

Several rural carriers waiting on their back pay contacted their state Labor Departments. Now the federal Labor Department is looking into the issue.

- Advertisement -
  1. I was one of the ones that got a 0 paycheck. I was to get it 4 wks later, It didn’t come in until Tues after payday. Fast forward until last pay period, I still have not received my check. Was told today if it don’t come by Friday that they can stop pay on check and reissue it.Friday will be 3 wks late. I should have had it 2 wks ago. This is total BS

  2. Can we get the labor department to look into the severe pay cuts of thousands of carriers and the shady inaccurate data that has affected our livelihoods?

Hot this week

Step 4 – RCAs working over 12 hours

On several occasions, the most recent being September 24,...

Step 4 – RCAs delivering parcels on the city side

On several occasions, the parties discussed the above-captioned grievance...

Regional Transportation Optimization ends evening collections at nearly 12,000 post offices

Over the past two years, the Postal Service has...

Senator Collins Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Improve Federal Workers’ Access to Injury Compensation

Click HERE to watch and HERE to download video of Senator Collins introducing...

Check out these USPS-themed products for your holiday needs

USPS-licensed toys, apparel, home décor and collectibles are available...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

Secret Link