A Postal Service employee is prohibited from accepting free travel or lodging from an outside source.
Either postal funds or personal funds must be used to pay for an employee’s travel to a conference, symposium, or other event.
When you refrain from accepting prohibited gifts from an outside source, you strengthen the Postal Service’s reputation for transparency, fairness, and honesty.
Evening rush hour is one of the most dangerous times to drive. Roadways are crowded. Drivers want to get home after work. In winter, darkness compounds an already stressful situation. What can you do? Don’t be an impatient driver — slow down. Stay in your lane and beware of drivers who don’t. Even though the route may be familiar, don’t drive on autopilot — stay alert. If you’re in an unfamiliar area, consult a map before you leave and memorize your route. Don’t use your phone or do anything that takes your mind off the road.
If you take extra care when driving during rush hour, chances are you’ll make it home for dinner.
And that’s smart safety!
For additional information or guidance, contact your Safety Office.
OSHA requires that you’re told about hazards in your workplace. This information must include a list of hazardous chemicals and safety data sheets that describe the chemicals, possible hazards and ways to protect yourself. Labels on containers must identify and describe chemical hazards. And you must receive training on this program and ways to stay safe.
USPS ensures you have the information you need. For more details, review Management Instruction EL-810-2016-1.
And that’s smart safety!
For additional information or guidance, contact your safety office.