U.S. Postal Employee Call-In Telephone Number: 1-877-477-3273



Monday, December 10, 2012

Sick Call Number | U.S. Postal Service (USPS)

Sick Call | U.S. Postal Service

What Is the Post Office Call In Sick Number?

Postal Call-In Number
The US Postal Employee Call-In number is a web page to provide you with the unshcheduled leave number, scheduled number, FMLA call-in number, personal emergency number, and community disaster number. The post office unscheduled leave call-in phone number is a resource to provide you with the unscheduled leave number, used in the attendance call-in procedure as a postal service employee. We suggest you conserve your earned sick leave.

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2 comments:

  1. I called in the last 5 days because of the flu, and i have a doctors note..am i safe?

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  2. Many factors apply when answering this type of question. As a past Chief Steward for a large Mail Handler Local Union please consider these elements in answering this for yourself:
    * Typically, any absence of more than three days requires acceptable documentation. This is considered a national Past Practice.
    * What is acceptable documentation? Anything that would be considered reasonable in past regional or national a arbitration or a local grievance that you can cite. You can cite winning grievances that do not specifically say they cannot be cited in future grievances.
    * If you have a poor attendance record that has been documented AND management has non-challenged corrective actions for the same type of absence over a reasonably citable period of time against you or a period of time you have signed your agreement of, then you may have issues. See your union representative or file an EEO if you can make "like" examples of.
    * Typically if you have reasonable or no prior attendance issues relating to attendance or you have a relating approved and current FMLA case you will be fine.
    * please note I cannot provide legal advice and this should NOT be considered legal advice.
    * Please also note each case should be approved or disapproved on its own merits or a lack of. All cases can be different in many ways.
    * You should always request a union representative be present at any meeting with management to could possibly lead to discipline or corrective action. ALWAYS! Educate yourself and others on your Weingarten Rights (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weingarten_Rights).
    * This information refers to craft bargaining unit employees.

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