LiteBlue Program: Log On 3
In addition to an explanation of benefits, LiteBlue offers a Monthly Planning Calendar that contains pay periods and pay dates and holidays.
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LiteBlue Program: Log On 2
Logging on to LiteBlue brings you into contact with My Benefits. Under the LiteBlue ‘My Benefits’ tab Postal employees can access and understand all the benefits offered to Postal employees.
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LiteBlue program: Log On
What I find fascinating about LiteBlue is that it is not only an easy and fast way of communicating and staying connected for Postal employees but for family member as well
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USPS LiteBlue: Stay Connected With LiteBlue
The United States Postal Service has one of the most efficient ways to stay connected with its employees through Liteblue. It is fast and packed with the kind of information employees need as they plan their careers with the Postal Service.
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How To Bid Assignments / Routes on USPS LiteBlue
The process is, now, entirely automated, from the creation of the route posting to the award (by seniority) and then ultimately to the necessary personnel actions.
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USPS LiteBlue – Change of Address for Postal Employees
Making sure you maintain up-to-date contact information with your employer is incredibly important.
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LiteBlue – How To Receive A Copy of My Postal Pay Stub
If you are a Postal employee you can easily find a copy of your Postal Service Pay Stub through LiteBlue
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USPS LiteBlue: Access to More Than Just Your Earnings Statement
ePAYROLL is another www.LiteBlue.usps.gov feature available to you through LiteBlue ‘MY HR.’
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USPS LiteBlue: New LiteBlue PIN
As of April 28, 2014, Postal employees will be required to use a new password to access USPS LiteBlue / PostalEase and other self-service web applications like eCareer and ePayroll.
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LiteBlue: How To Use USPS LiteBlue
To use LiteBlue and view your information, visit the website (LiteBlue.usps.gov). You will find the site by clicking HERE or searching for LiteBlue.usps.gov on the internet. The site is maintained by the USPS as part of the United States Postal Service employee service extranet.
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BEDB – Other Details You Might Need To Know
Many persons receiving survivor or death benefits will make address changes, bank account changes and other changes after submitting the application. If you happen to change your bank account before you receive payment, keep the old account open until you are assured that the payment has been deposited into the new account.
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Receiving Your BEDB and Survivor Annuity Payment
The annuity payment is automatically deposited to the card on the date you would otherwise receive your annuity payment and is immediately available for your use.
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LiteBlue: What Postal employees should do on LiteBlue Before Retirement
The information that is currently available to you on LiteBlue will be gone after your separation. Once you leave service LiteBlue will no longer be available to you, so be sure to download the following list from LiteBlue so you can maintain your own records.
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Postal Retirement – Preparing the Workforce
Each program is designed to develop a workforce of excellence, equipped with the knowledge, skills and abilities to implement operations required by high-tech equipment and practices necessary to carry-out the complex work of the Postal Service.
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An Economically Changing World
The world is changing. We face more economic challenges today than the majority of the current workforce has ever witnessed.
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Additional Information on FEHB
Many retirees will have a critical decision to make about their Health Benefits moving into retirement and whether or not they should transport their FEHB coverage.
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Military – Tricare and FEHB
Federal and Postal employees must meet the 5 year enrollment requirement in order to take my FEHB into retirement. However, if you don’t have the required time, you may use your Military time to qualify for FEHB.
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About FEHB (Transporting your FEHB)
As federal employees you get to take your health insurance into retirement if you have met the requirement of being enrolled in FEHB five years or from the earliest opportunity to enroll prior to retirement.
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Enrollment for Medicare – Part B
You have the option to delay enrollment in Medicare Part B.
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Qualifying for Medicare
Working for 10 years under a Medicare covered employment provides you with the 40 credits, previously called quarters, needed to qualify. On average, an employee earns 4 credits per year of employment, accumulating 40 credits in 10 years.
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