Comments on: New Hampshire Congressman Demands Answers in Postal Service Timekeeping Fraud

By: karen hightower

karen hightower — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 22:32:02 +0000

I was a regular mail carrier and I got hurt on the job and when I reported the injury to my post master bridgette inman she fired me . Well so much for my $18.49 dollar an hour job that turn into a $48,000 I will never see ,yes I will lose my home and my disable 3 family members will go back too food stamp and ssi ,because I worked for the united state government that hires post master like bridgette inman that controls my job in a non professional practice. I was a rca and everytime she asked me to work two routes in one day I did ,one day she told me to take the mail downtown to houston 60 miles away never payed me a dime .I worked like a slave ,thinking to myself I know when the time comes I will have a income to suppose my family because it all falls on me now, working all routes that never payed properly. So I think if someone wants a job in the united states post service you better gear up for abuse, discrimanation,changing of the rule daily at the hands of how that post master felt that day,fraud,corruption,deceit, emotional mistreatment. This job reminds me of a bull ride , lots of pain!

By: The People, the Scam, and the Mainstream Media – Dark Politricks

The People, the Scam, and the Mainstream Media – Dark Politricks — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 16:30:23 +0000

[...] last week’s column we quoted Congressman Paul Hodes (D-NH) as [...]

By: The People, the Scam, and the Mainstream Media : Veterans Today

The People, the Scam, and the Mainstream Media : Veterans Today — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 09:46:45 +0000

[...] last week’s column we quoted Congressman Paul Hodes (D-NH) as [...]

By: It’s Time For The Postmaster General to Go, and The Inspector General as Well – Dark Politricks

Mon, 24 May 2010 17:31:42 +0000

[...] DC— Today, Congressman Paul Hodes called on the United States Postal Service to present a plan to fully reimburse postal workers for [...]

By: It’s Time For The Postmaster General to Go, and The Inspector General as Well : Veterans Today

Mon, 24 May 2010 15:39:03 +0000

[...] DC— Today, Congressman Paul Hodes called on the United States Postal Service to present a plan to fully reimburse postal workers for [...]

By: freepressfan

freepressfan — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 16:57:13 +0000

By the way, the Cabinet Article was Dec. 23, 2009. Oh, yeah, and before any grievances were filed, the Union told management to contact the OIG. They were “not interested” until the Congressman contacted them demanding an investigation. In the mean-time, management engaged in a policy of trying to shut down Union activity and intimidate workers. Grievances on those issues were all sustained in the Union’s favor. That might help “A BOSS” get the whole picture……

By: freepressfan

freepressfan — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 16:52:35 +0000

The Milford Cabinet Newspaper (Milford NH) has published an article outlining a massive grievance where the arbitrator sided with every contention the Union made, including punitive damages. THE POSTAL SERVICE DID NOT CHALLENGE ANY OF THE FACTS OF THE CASE. Still, no discipline of managers. Falsifying another’s time is a falsification of a government report, and is a crime under the Postal ELM. Violating the FLSA is a violation of Federal Law. These managers also defrauded the USPS with these phony numbers to make their bonus bigger, which violates the Federal False Claims Act, not to mention RICO Statutes. There will be a settlement forthcoming in other crafts in Milford, NH, as it was done to them also. Other offices to follow. Still no answer from Potter to Hodes, either. In addition, a refusal to release more years of clock ring data is before the NLRB. Anything else, Samuel??????

By: swift

swift — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 02:35:40 +0000

make the employees whole! make managers that have ever practice this, accountable. Now! Employees have already a struggle in front of thier careers on getting wage increases, while managers make thier higher salary for following thier managers instructions,being told how to manage thier post office,well business is business,micro managing and penciled in records equals to mismanagement, and wasteful spending. Most carriers just want to due thier 8 and go! Carriers would not need a manager if thier route was paid for 8 (RURAL) hmmm! look how much we would save on the budget by not promoting useless ex-craft employees that may have been lazy, in managers jobs, I’m fortunute to have a good manager ,after we carriers trained them! first, if there is a manager, that beats anyone out of thier hard earn time, should be sentence ,a year, per click, spread the wealth! =)second, if we start hiring good employees that don’t mind honest work for honest pay ,that might be where we need to seek posible managers and not dead beat ex-clerks and lazy carriers that wanna be managers! go postal service go!

By: Sally

Sally — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:28:47 +0000

LOL! A Boss, the wheels turn so slowly that I think they are in reverse.

By: Sally

Sally — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:04:07 +0000

The whole PO is a fraud.