What is LMOU USPS?

What is LMOU USPS?

PREAMBLE. This Local Memorandum of Understanding (LMOU) was discussed and developed by the parties. pursuant to the MOU Re: LMOUs for Offices Without a Local Union Structure, agreed upon in the 2015. National Agreement. It is entered into by and between the United States Postal Service (Employer) and.

Can a PSE get fired?

With regard to what the PO *can* do, well if a PSE is under probation, he/she can be fired for pretty much any legal reason. After that, it depends on what can be done, considering union contracts if any. Like the APWU has protections for PSEs not under probation.

What is a PSE clerk job description?

A Postal Support Employee (PSE) Mail Processing Clerk is responsible for operating and maintaining many automated sorting and scanning machines to prepare mail for distribution and delivery. PSE Mail Processing Clerks may also be asked to collate, bundle and transfer processed mail from one area to another.

How do I use annual leave USPS?

6 hours for each full biweekly pay period plus 4 hours in last full pay period in calendar year; i.e., 160 hours (20 days) per 26–period leave year. 8 hours for each full biweekly pay period; i.e., 208 hours (26 days) per 26–period leave year.

Is PSE a career position?

Mail Processing Clerk (MPC) is a full-time career position that comes with the famous complete Postal benefits package. PSE Mail Processing Clerk (PSE MPC) is an entry level job that can lead a to career position. (PSE stands for Postal Support Employee).

Is being a PSE hard?

Physically challenging and mentally at times, when dealing with management. As a PSE, you are expected to work over 8 hours just about every day, no exceptions, especially on holidays. You end up doing the most physically demanding tasks that career employees don’t necessarily want to perform.

Can you transfer PSE to USPS?

3 answers. Yes, you are eligible to relocate in any position with the USPS as long as you have completed your 90 day probation period. You must adhere to a term of 360 days of service. PSE will have a break in service (5) days if reappointed.

Is PSE a hard job?

Do PSE get raises?

This is will be the fifth and final pay increase PSEs will receive under the 2018-2021 National Agreement. The five pay increases the PSEs receive included three general increases of 2.3%, 2.1%, 2.0%, and two additional increases of 20 cents each (PSEs do not receive COLA).

Can I cash out my annual leave USPS?

Annual leave that has been earned and accumulated during the 2020 leave year, which ends January 1, 2021, cannot be exchanged for cash. Exchanging next year’s annual leave for cash is strictly a voluntary action. The exchange option is not intended to discourage an employee’s use of annual leave.

How often do PSE get a raise?

every 36 weeks
Raises occur every 36 weeks for career clerk at USPS. I am making $16.62 per hour a PSE. What would my pay be if I make it to the next level, PTF.

Do PSE clerks wear uniforms?

Dress code for PSE’s is casual if you do not work a window; casual/business casual if you do work a window, depending on your assignment. The new contract states PSE SSDA’s are authorized a “uniform allowance” after their probationary period, but the Admnistrative PO must make the purchase.