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A National Reassessment Process Guide – What can you do?

This is a general guide for injured U.S. Postal Service employees who have received letters indicating that their employment has been eliminated entirely or reduced in hours due to “no available work” or “no productive work.” There are many options available that differ depending on whether the employee has a work-related injury. These options should be considered even if the employee is part of the McConnell disability discrimination class action against the Postal Service (described below). Here is a brief description of each option.

ECAB rules that Rural Carriers are covered driving to work

The Employee’s Compensation Appeals Board has ruled that a rural carrier who was in a car accident on her way to work was in the performance of duty as she was driving the vehicle which she intended to use to deliver mail on the date of the accident. The accident resulted in the amputation of [...]

National Reassessment Process at the Postal Service

National Reassessment Process -Information for U. S. Postal Service Employees
From: Steven E. Brown, A Professional Law Corporation
Voicemail: 1-805-496-9777; 1-800-USA-6927
 
 
If you are a Postal Service employee and have recently received a Notice like the one attached to this article (“Notice – Employees Without MSPB Appeal Rights” stating the Postal Service has no work available for [...]