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U.S. Postmaster Presses Congress to Act on Retiree Health Benefits Bill
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May 8, 2009

Excerpt: In a letter to a key House subcommittee chairman, US Postmaster General John Potter again pressed his case for Congressional action on proposed legislation that would reduce the agency's out-of-pocket costs for retiree health benefits, which could save the US Postal Service $2 billion this year. The proposed measure, HR 22, would allow the USPS to pay its share of contributions for retiree health benefits, estimated to be $2 billion this year, out of the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund. Annual payments to prefund health benefit costs for future retirees would still be made by the USPS.

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