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

NRLCA – Emergency Salary Advance

- Advertisement -

It has come to our attention that we have carriers that are not being paid properly and, in some cases, not being paid at all. The manager is then claiming they cannot give the carrier a salary advance and in many cases this is just not true. The rules for a salary advance were addressed in the 2019 Jan-Feb edition of the National Rural Letter Carrier linked below. The Postal Service Forms 1608-Emergency Salary Advance, Salary Advance 101, and PS Form 2240R-Rural Pay or Leave Adjustment Request are also linked below. If you need assistance, please contact your District Representative.

 

Click the links below to view/download each document:

- Advertisement -
  1. I was given an emergency salary advance when I was out with Kidney stones and they somehow didn’t enter my sick leave!?! and had to have surgery to remove them… my PM had to literally jump through hellfire to do it but she did!!! She took it upon herself to do so, I didn’t even have to ask. So not all PM’s are heartless or just do as they’re told, some will actually go above and beyond for their employees.

Hot this week

U.S. Postal Service Announces Bid Solicitation for Access to Last-Mile Delivery Network

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service today announced that it will...

GAO – U.S. Postal Service: Action Needed to Fix Unsustainable Business Model

What GAO Found In 2021, the United States Postal Service...

Rural Carrier EMA to Decrease 0.5 Cents Per Mile Effective January 10, 2026

On December 18, 2025, the Bureau of Labor Statistics...

Postal employees to get letter with overtime tax deduction information

The Postal Service will send a letter in mid-January...

NEW VIDEO: NRLCA December Holiday Message

We want to say thank you to every rural...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

Secret Link