Postal Service to Issue Layoff Notices Later This Month
USPS declined to specify how many positions would be eliminated, but said it aims to offer impacted workers opportunities for reassignment.
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Some U.S. Postal Service employees will receive layoff notifications later this month, the mailing agency told workers in a memorandum this week.
The announcement comes as part of a restructuring plan put in place by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, who is targeting non-union management and administrative staff for the so-called reductions in force, or RIFs. The Postal Service previously announced voluntary early retirement incentives for eligible members of that contingent of its workforce, noting it was part of a procedure to avoid layoffs. USPS will offer a second round of the incentive to employees before the RIFs take effect, again without any buyout component.
Olympus Pools continues to dispatch work crews out to customer projects in Pasco and Hillsborough Counties after an I-team investigation, but now some worry unpaid contractors will file liens against their homes.
Olympus Pools continues to dispatch work crews out to customer projects in Pasco and Hillsborough Counties after an I-team investigation, but now some worry unpaid contractors will file liens against their homes.
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April 26, 2021
It may be April, but a group of volunteers in Petoskey are already thinking about a Fourth of July celebration, and they need the community’s help to make it happen.
The Petoskey Area Jaycees, who normally hold the event, were struggling to raise the money before it was cancelled last year.
The Sunrise Rotary Club will now be this year’s host, working with several other community organizations including Thrive 45, Kiwanis Club of Petoskey, Noon Rotary Club, the City of Petoskey, and many others.
“The energy’s been great in the community,” said Co-Chair Carlin Smith. “People are very excited and very responsive.”
Volunteers clean up the Lehigh Valley: ‘Our streams can only take so much’ (PHOTOS)
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Trash is everywhere and surprisingly there is a lot considering the Lehigh Valley spent the majority of time in their homes due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Forks of the Delaware Chapter Trout Unlimited #482 held their annual cleanup, which usually happens around Earth Day. They weren’t able to do the cleanup last year due to the COVID-19 outbreak. So this year’s cleanup was very important.
Volunteers from the community and the Forks UCC Church helped as everyone navigated the shoreline along Bushkill Creek and Bushkill Drive roadside cleaning up trash that has built up.