The U.S. Postal Service is expressing confidence that tighter relationships between the mailing agency and state and local election officials have better prepared it for the upcoming midterm elections than the at times frantic experience in 2020. USPS is just one week away from implementing the “extraordinary measures'' it instituted during...
More victims of “check washing” are speaking out about their experiences as officials press the U.S. Postal Service about how it’s addressing the crime that has spiked in Chicago. The stolen-check scheme involves thieves stealing mail, erasing the ink with chemicals and rewriting the checks for themselves, as the Sun-Times reported...
As the global pandemic subsides, numerous postal services and international organizations are modernizing while also addressing workforce, capacity, and other issues. Ukraine’s post remains innovative and defiant, and the United Kingdom’s Royal Mail is undergoing change in the post-Queen Elizabeth age. These issues and more are in our quarterly update...
With several states already starting to send out ballots for the midterm elections, a new audit has found the U.S. Postal Service is well positioned to handle the upcoming surge in election mail. USPS has implemented new policies in recent years to boost its ability to quickly get ballots out to...
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is working to not only bring the U.S. Postal Service to financial stability, but also transform the agency to be competitive with major private carriers including FedEx and UPS. DeJoy, in an interview with Supply Chain Dive earlier this month, said he isn’t trying to “conquer” the...