"...The Postal Service has also announced a Voluntary Early Retirement (VER) and incentive offer for non-PCES Postmasters. The one-time cash incentive of $20,000, will be payable to all full time Postmasters in two installments (December, 2012 and December 2013.) Part-time Postmasters will receive pro-rated payments on the same dates. All eligible Postmasters will receive a retirement kit and a retirement annuity payment estimate from the Postal Service next week. Additional information on the VER and incentive guidelines will be posted as Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Workforce Connection , on LiteBlue, at www.LiteBlue.usps.gov...."
Showing posts with label Incentive Offer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Incentive Offer. Show all posts
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Postal Service announces Voluntary Early Retirement (VER) and incentive offer
Postal Service Announces New Post Office Structure Plan, Which Would Keep Rural Post Offices Open Read our latest posts! .
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Union Address Concerns About Incentive Offer
"...To date, fewer than 21,000 employees have applied for the incentive or expressed interest, so there may be no reason for concern; however, in the event that the number of applicants reaches 25,000..."
This Article is From: www.apwu.org
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Incentive Offer Questions
A Federal Soup Community Forum Member brings up some very interesting questions relating to the recent incentive offer. In essence, the member questions what will happen if there are more people that take the offer than the postal service is willing to provide an incentive? Certainly something that makes a person say ...hmmm? Go to the forum and provide your thoughts on this subject and see what others have to say. Go to page 16 of the post once you click on the link to read the question and scenario please.
This Article is From: Federal Soup Community Forum
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Thursday, September 10, 2009
Read the latest 'Incentive Offer' Banter at FederalSoup.com
If you are retiring or contemplating retiring in order to draw the USPS incentive, you will want to visit FederalSoup.com and read what other postal employees have to say.
This Article is From: community.federalsoup.com
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