USPS, Postal Union Agree on Retirement Incentives
The Postal Service and one of its largest unions have agreed to offer retirement incentives to a wide swath of postal employees.
The American Postal Workers Union said in a Monday statement that full-time career employees could receive $15,000, in two separate installments, under the agreement.
"Our goal was to achieve an incentive for members who are ready to end their postal careers; to ensure that no groups of employees are excluded, and to lessen the hardships of excessing for those who remain," Cliff Guffey, the president of APWU, said in a statement. "This agreement accomplishes those objectives."
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