The Corporate Signature Is Our Mark

The Postal Service™ corporate signature combines our logo and organization name into one consistent brand mark:

The corporate signature is the primary brand element and official visual identifier of the Postal Service. It is used consistently across all print, digital, and promotional materials to ensure a cohesive and recognizable brand; and it is used to advertise, promote, and communicate the Postal Service brand.

Remember to always correctly and consistently use the corporate signature logo when promoting the Postal Service brand.

And that’s smart business.

To learn more about the USPS brand, visit MyHR and take the USPS Brand Standards training.

White Elephant Group Gift Exchanges

• One of the exceptions to the rule prohibiting gifts to superiors allows an employee to accept a non-cash gift valued at $10.00 or less from a subordinate or lesser paid employee on an occasional basis, such as birthdays or holidays.
• Likewise, a Postal Service employee may give a non-cash gift valued at $10.00 or less to a superior or higher paid employee on such occasions.
• Everyone may participate in a holiday gift exchange or similar activity as long as the gifts are worth $10.00 or less, and are not cash.

Voluntary gift exchanges can improve morale as long as they are done within the rules.

And that’s smart business.

Contact the Ethics Office (ethics.help@usps.gov) for more guidance.