News for OHIO postmasters, OIC'c and Supv.

Have you updated your Post Office Alarm Listing.

If you have an alarm system, please update your contact list with Postal Inspector, Larry Macek. Email him your current contact list. His email is lemacek@uspis.gov. Phone number 216-443-4031. Contact lists are very out of date. Try to have three contacts available per office. Also notify NLECC at 877-696-5322 extension 2623.

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Update: Postmaster Essentials

     
Just an update on Postmaster Essentials. There has been a delay in the implementation of the new program. It is expected to be completed by the underwriters by the end of November. In December it will be reviewed and approved by Headquarters.  
 
In September, each area sent two Facilitator’s to Norman, Oklahoma for a Teach Back of the new content’s. Once everything is through Headquarters, in the beginning of 2020,  the Master Facilitators will recertify their facilitators in their areas. Hopefully, by the beginning of February, we will begin training the new program. I will keep you updated on the progress.
 
Mari Beth Kirkland                                                                                                 11/01/2019

The Postmaster Essentials

Level 18-20 Training program is being updated and refreshed. One of our Ohio Postmasters is working with, 3 other Postmasters, in the country, and Kayci McKinley, Training and Development Specialist at Norman Oklahoma. This is several weeks in progress with several weeks to come.

Once completed, a few Postmasters will meet to review, and then teach back the new program. The plan is then for the Postmasters involved to roll it out to the remaining TTT certified trainers for Postmaster Essentials. 

Exciting times ahead for this program. 

Postmaster Representation

UPMA has provided alot of representation lately in the Great State of Ohio. A few reminders need brought up. 

Postmasters get paid 8 hours a day. They need to work 8 or their direct report needs to know where they are. It is not okay to share passwords. Everything is transparent. It is easy to see who is off the clock and yet their logins are entered in the system. Be in compliance always. 

Our latest e-Career workshop was held in Cleveland on October 13th. Did you attend ? If interested in the next workshop, contact:

Deb Justice, Zanesville OH 43701 740-359-5178 Tydebj@gmail.com President, Ohio UPMA

or: Paul Joseph, retired, Celina  OH 45822 419-236-0166 repins@bright.net Editor Ohio UPMA, and Career Awareness coordinator

   Go to the Meetings/Events Page, State Meetings, e-career, for additional information