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2007 Comprehensive Statement on Postal Operations
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In 1976 the United States Postal Service® filed its first annual Comprehensive Statement in accordance with 39 U.S.C. 2401 (e). This law requires that the Postal Service™ prepare a comprehensive statement that explains and addresses (1) the plans, policies, and procedures designed to comply with the statutory mission of the Postal Service; (2) postal operations generally, including data on service standards, mail volume, productivity, trends in postal operations, and analyses of the impact of internal and external factors upon the Postal Service; (3) financial information relating to expenditures made and obligations incurred; and (4) other matters necessary to ensure that Congress is "fully and currently consulted and informed on postal operations."
The Comprehensive Statement on Postal Operations is a broad summary of programs and activities from the past fiscal year. Chapter 1 addresses the postal mission and legislative developments. Chapter 2 focuses on our customers and services. Chapter 3 discusses the postal workforce and employee-related programs. Chapter 4 describes postal operations. Chapter 5 contains the Postal Service’s Annual Performance Report for 2007 and its Annual Performance Plan for 2008, as required by the Government Performance and Results Act.
2007 Comprehensive Statement on Postal Operations (html) | (pdf)
To access earlier versions of the Comprehensive Statement on Postal Operations, please select the specific report below.
2006 (html) | (pdf)
2005 (html) | (pdf)
2004 (html) | (pdf)
2003 (html) | (pdf)
2002 (html)
2001 (html) | (pdf)
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