Your Personal Smart Phone? It’s Still Political Activity.
The Hatch Act prohibits a Postal Service employee from using his or her personal email account or social media account to engage in political activity while on duty, in a postal building or room, while wearing a uniform or insignia, or while in a postal vehicle.
Even when you’re on a break and using your own device, you may be violating the law.
Political activity in these settings can offend our customers and undermine the public’s trust in the Postal Service.
Keeping political activity in its place is smart business.
Contact the Ethics Office (ethics.help@usps.gov) for more information about the Hatch Act.
Counseling At Risk Employees — CARE — is designed to engage employees in accident prevention. The program uses accident statistics, root cause analysis and a participant action plan intended to eliminate future accidents. The objective is to reduce employee accidents through discussions, retraining, coaching and recognition of safety hazards.
Implementing CARE will reduce the number of accidents, escalating costs, employee injuries/illnesses and lost productivity by involving employees in safety awareness and accident prevention.
And that’s smart safety!
For additional information or guidance, contact your safety office.
Notice 76, Expanded Vehicle Safety Check, is your first step in making sure the postal vehicle you’ll be driving is safe. Make this safety check every time before you drive. Report any defects, unsafe conditions or damage to your supervisor.
And that’s smart safety!
For additional information or guidance, contact your safety office.