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NAICS 491100 - Postal Service (Federal Government)
How long do I have to work at USPS before I can transfer?
You must adhere to a term of 360 days of service. PSE will have a break in service (5) days if reappointed. If during the competitive hiring process, PSE is eligible for contractual work. PSE have to serve 360 days before a transfer can be negotiated.
How do I put in for a transfer at USPS?
When an employee wishes to reassign, the first step is to submit a request. Letter carriers wishing to reassign to another installation have two options for submitting their request: They can either submit a written request to USPS Human Resources or submit the request online using the eReassign application.
Does USPS rehire?
233.331 Reinstatement and Reemployment in General The Postal Service may fill a career position by reinstatement, which is the noncompetitive appointment of an individual with reinstatement eligibility.
Can I transfer from USPS to another federal job?
Who is eligible to transfer? Present Federal employees who are serving in the competitive service under a career or career-conditional appointment have eligibility for transfer to a position in the competitive service. To transfer, you must meet the qualification requirements for the position.
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Yes, if there is an opening where they want to go they can submit a transfer form and if they are qualified for the job they will be considered. It is up to the gaining office to accept them or not and there may be other requests to be considered.
What is the action code 904 for USPS?
This report will be included with the agencies normal nightly output and will print daily if an agency has a pending direct deposit cancellation until the agency finals their next payroll.
What is the transfer policy for USPS?
Any Mail Handler can request a transfer after completing the lock-in period. The lock-in period is 18 months if you are requesting to transfer within your District or any District that geographically adjoins your District. It is 12 months if your request is to transfer outside this geographical area.
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