office of inspector general postal service work at home
jrkakapastateradio Says:
August 25th, 2010 at 10:50 am
Of course they listen to you! Here’s the proof….
Some internal postal management committee member
had the “brilliant” idea to include this optional eIDEAS periperal, into the “EHR” suite of Human Resources software, when they purchased it from XXX in 2004.
http://www.cwhonors.org/laureates/government/20055413.pdf
As you will note from the above URL. It’s resulted in
many benefits to the USPS? Er… I guess…
Somebody at the USPS got a “well deserved” bonus… Particulary after the recent sub-committee press release about eIDEAS.
http://techinsider.nextgov.com/2010/08/usps_eideas.php
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On March 25, 2010, Reps. Lynch, Chaffetz, and Davis announced the reconvening of the Congressional Postal Caucus (CPC). Recently, the United States Postal Service unveiled a new business model to address unprecedented challenges largely due to the current economic environment and the rise in alternative means of communication. If nothing is done, the Postal Service expects to have an $8 billion shortfall by September 30, 2010 and suffer a net loss of $238 billion over the next 10 years.
Bringing the CPC back on line is intended to inspire and stimulate new ideas on how to put the Postal Service back on sound financial footing, assess the benefits and drawbacks of the proposals in Postal Service’s new business plan, and help Federal Policymakers tackle important postal matters such as 6-day delivery. The caucus will allow for a productive exchange of information and insight among members and will make sure that Congress is well-equipped to provide successful, permanent solutions to the Postal Service’s current and future issues. Collectively, the Members of the Congressional Postal Caucus will evaluate all viable options for securing a robust and vibrant Postal Service for years come.
According to CPC co-chair, Stephen F. Lynch, “The Congressional Postal Caucus will ensure that Congress effectively addresses the most challenging and important postal issues of our time. I am excited to be involved with the restoration of this important organization and am looking forward to seeing the benefits that this collaborative effort will bring to the entire postal industry.”
Jurisdiction includes federal employee issues, non-appropriation municipal affairs of the District of Columbia, and the Postal Service, including post office namings, holidays, and celebrations.
Majority
Stephen F. Lynch, Chairman
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Danny Davis
Elijah Cummings
Dennis Kucinich
Wm. Lacy Clay
Gerry Connolly
Minority
Jason Chaffetz, Ranking Member
Mark Souder
Brian Bilbray
Ahn “Joseph” Cao
Bill Shuster
Moral of story;
The next time you want to have management look at an idea you’ve got bouncin around up in your coconut,
send a copy of it to the above sub-committee members,
and be sure to include a copy to your district congressional member as well.
HAVE A NICE DAY!!!!!!!!!!
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