Spent, I don't think you're misunderstanding the article you referenced. The PM whose office is reduced in grade and becomes FLSA non-exempt maintains her/his current salary indefinitely, until the position is voluntarily attrited, i.e., the current PM retires or is promoted. The new PM will then be paid at the new rate. So while, yes, this will create more FLSA non-exempt PMs, in the future it will also create lower paid PMs, and that's the USPSs bottom line. This move will save the Postal Service money in the long run.

MMret, I received a letter to remove me from the Postal Service 30 days from receiving this letter. Can you email me? I am going to scan it and fax it to you if it's ok? prwf406@yahoo.com

Sure, will do.

Spent-
Did your removal letter give the reason(s) for your removal? If so, how specific were they?

Spent-
Missed your reply before deletion. I've been following your circumstances, and am curious about the latest.

I think this thread is "spent".

/m83 cmon You may be right. I was hoping we'd hear word on how Spents removal was going, but I've heard nothing so far. It is a strange situation, to say the least.

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sorry, I have taken on a new job while the Postal Service has their head up their ^&*!@#%, I'm not on here much. And I'm even making more $ without all the responsibility!

nothing new to report, they sent me an attempt to remove me, myself and Union rebutted, now it is a waiting game, I am still on the rolls.

No money is missing, just messed up paper work, forensic audit will prove this...Postal Service is not missing any monies, it's all in their bank account. They didn't audit THAT part! Just my paperwork. Now that makes a lot of sense!

It's an unfortunate waste of Federal Funding this investigation, when all they had to do was look at the deposits and main stock book. They just wanted to accuse a casual of something and hope'd I go away...not happening.

I am currently a PMR in a post office where the PM is retiring this month.. Am I able to apply for the PM position and if so, what are my procedures?

THANX!

Shawn-
You should be eligible to apply for the position, if you have been employed as a PMR for 1 year or more. You would apply on ecareer when the position is posted. Find out who in your area is involved in the National League of Postmasters or Napus, and ask for their help. Have they asked you to be the OIC when your Postmaster retires? If not, you should express an interest to your Postmaster and their POOM.

Not much traffic here. Of course it was set up for one person. Where have you gone, SPENT?

/m88 There is a little more traffic over here GOP.

http://www.quicktopic.com/39/H/wZbL23EJyhJ8i

Spent got canned. It took a long time, but at least they finally did it.

GOOD