Monday, March 23, 2020
And the winner is….The Frisco
Main Post Office (MPO) for the February “Great Service, Great Rewards” Point of
Sale (POS) survey contest. The Frisco MPO was selected from the Dallas District
Offices that received 100% overall satisfaction from customer POS surveys. Dallas District Retail recently visited the
Frisco MPO and provided fresh baked cookies to the winners. Pictured (from
left) Postmaster Carlnell Hardy; Supervisor, Customer Services Sheri Blackmon;
Retail Associates Brandy Porea-Marshall; Erica Gordon; Lizy John; Richard
Wilson; Juan Silva; Lamont Coleman; Tujuana Shinholster; Supervisor, Customer
Services Jose Gomez and Serjio Collazo.
North Texas
Processing & Distribution Center (P&DC) Maintenance Support Clerk Naomi
Anye (center, holding certificate) was recognized as the 2020 Engagement Most
Valuable Players (EMVP). To be considered for EMVP status, an employee has to
be nominated by a co-worker for making a positive difference for their
workplace and team. She was joined by her coworkers (from left) Maintenance
Support Clerk Margaret Joseph; Contract Technician Tiesha Whitlock; Maintenance
Support Clerk Nedra Ragsdale; and Manager, Maintenance Operations Support
Rosemary Lloyd who congratulated her for receiving this award. Not pictured is
Maintenance Support Clerk Ellen Austin who also won the MVP Award.
Dallas District Health
and Resources Manager Kyioka Rahim (far right) recognized (from left) Occupational
Health Nurse Sini Basil; Human Resources Clerks Karlene Harold; and Tammy
Hernandez as the 2020 Engagement Most Valuable Players (EMVP). To be considered
for EMVP status, an employee has to be nominated by a co-worker for making a
positive difference for their workplace and team.
The Irving Black Arts Council
held its annual Black History Celebration presented by the City of Irving Black
Arts Council on February 23, 2020 at the Irving Arts Center.
Irving, TX, Postmaster Rodney
Malone (above) gave a speech honoring the Black Heritage Stamp series, focusing
on the most current honoree, esteemed journalist Gwen Ifill.
Lead Retail Associate Angie
Wafer (above) sold stamps during the reception.
Monday, March 16, 2020
Wednesday, March 11, 2020
A message from the District Manager Scott Hooper…
CONNECTING WITH CUSTOMERS
Since 2003, we have been tasked with finding leads for potential customers to help generate revenue. The leads are submitted through six programs — Business Connect, Clerks Care, Customer Connect, Mail Handlers, Rural Reach and Submit a Lead. Each program allows employees to provide tips about businesses that could benefit from using USPS products and services.
Although it started with our Letter Carriers, it has grown to become part of the everyday routine for all of us. Backed by the Employee Unions and Management Associations and promoted through our Business Development Specialist, we have grown year over year. It only takes a moment to ask someone if they would be interested in benefitting from our many products and services.
Business Connect (BC) and Employee Engagement Programs (EEP) has a combined revenue for Dallas of $11,801,954 for QTR 2. Thank you for doing your part. I appreciate your effort and commitment.
Monday, March 9, 2020
Longview,
TX, Postmaster Shiniqua Toliver (above) recently discovered a great revenue
opportunity for the USPS. A local
business was utilizing another company shipping needs. She was adamant to win
them back as customers and made her intentions known when she reached out to
them and also submitted a Business Connect lead. Toliver and Business
Development Specialist Jenny Yoo teamed with Field Sales Representative Ron
Williams to present the company with the best shipping options. The company
representative stated the one sentence that convinced him was when Toliver told
him, “It’s time to come back to mama.”
With her engagement, persistence and an obvious care for the customer,
she convinced them to give USPS an opportunity.
A big thank you to Toliver for her engagement and sharp eye for revenue
that generated over $4,924,432 in new estimated annualized revenue.
Dallas, TX, Main Post Office (MPO) Supervisor, Transportation
Operations Debra Warren (holding certificate) displayed her 35-year Service
Award. She was surrounded by friends (from left) Operations Support Specialist
Margaret Branch; Manager of In-Plant Support Karen Ware; Supervisors,
Distribution Operations Richard Batiste; Jackie Giles; and Linda McCain.
Monday, March 2, 2020
Manager, Post Office Operations
(MPOO) 5 has three Safety Blitz teams that conduct a blitz in three separate
offices each month. If they find infractions, the employee receives a red
ticket and they have a discussion with the employee and management to correct
these deficiencies. If the employee does everything correctly while they are
observing them, they will receive a green ticket and the employee is commended.
When an employee receives a green ticket they are entered into a drawing for
the quarter. Cedar Hill, TX, Letter Carrier Tonya Juarez (holding shirt) won
the drawing for Q. 3, 2019.
Addison, TX, Retail Associate
Julian Molina (left) received with his first Gold Star Award from Officer-in-Charge
(OIC) Kevin Brinkley (right) for receiving a
perfect score on a Retail Customer Experience (RCE) transaction.
Addison, TX, Retail Associate
Mathew Abraham (left) accepted his fourth Gold Star Award from Officer-in-Charge
(OIC) Kevin Brinkley (right) for receiving a
perfect score on a Retail Customer Experience (RCE) transaction.
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