Last week was USPS Ethics Awareness Week, the organization’s annual campaign focusing on institutional integrity, and Link ran several articles on the theme.
There were pieces on the rules surrounding Postal Service time and property; on the proper use of USPS vehicles, on avoiding nepotism; and on the sanctity of the mail.
We also told you about the newest stamp in the Literary Arts series, Sarah Orne Jewett; how to dispose of used batteries; what to do in the event of a flood; and shared the latest case highlight from the USPS Office of Inspector General, in which four Miami employees were sentenced for an elaborate pandemic fraud that bilked the government out of $2 million.
Link spotlighted Post Offices in Nevada and New Mexico that went the extra mile to celebrate the country’s 250th anniversary; and “People” spotlighted Nathanael Myers, who volunteered to…
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