Want to make benefits changes? Use PostalEASE

Employees can access PostalEASE from the MyHR website's open season page or by calling the USPS employee service line at 877-477-3273 (select ...

How to Use the Postal Service Health Benefits System (PSHBS) - OPM

If you experience a qualifying life event and you want to newly enroll, change your enrollment, cancel or reduce your coverage you must contact the HRSSC for ...

Use PostalEASE to change benefits - Postal Times

PostalEASE can be accessed from the Benefits Enrollment Changes section of the Open Season LiteBlue page, or by calling the employee service line at 877-477- ...

How to Use PostalEASE to Manage Your FEHB Enrollment

If you are not making any changes to your current FEHB enrollment, then you do not need to do anything. Preparing for PostalEASE FEHB Enrollment. 1. Read the ...

How to Use PostalEASE to Manage Your USPS Non-Career ...

If you currently have a USPS Non-Career Employee Health Benefits Plan enrollment and you do not want to make any changes . . . do nothing. No person is ...

Use PostalEASE to change benefits during Open Season

The Postal Service is reminding employees to use PostalEASE to enroll in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program or the USPS Health Benefits Plan.

Cover Story - About USPS home

This is your once-a-year opportunity to make changes to your benefits. ... To enroll in the USPS Health Benefits Plan: n Use PostalEASE ® (ewss.

Change of Life Event : r/USPS - Reddit

You cannot use PostalEASE to newly enroll, to change your enrollment, or to cancel or reduce your coverage due to a qualifying life event (QLE).

Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) Program - OPM

If you received an auto-enrollment letter and reviewed the PSHB enrollment information, but do not need to make changes, you do not need to take action during ...

HEALTH BENEFITS ENROLLMENT OPPORTUNITY—DEADLINE ...

... use PostalEASE to make enrollment changes during the FEHB open season that ... If you have elected pretax treatment, have a QLE change, and want to reduce your ...

Postal Support Employees (PSE): How to Enroll - APWU Health Plan

Once you are enrolled in any FEHB plan or option, you may use PostalEASE to make enrollment changes ... If you wish to make any change that is not listed ...

How to Join - NALC Health Benefit Plan

If you prefer to enroll or make changes by phone, call PostalEASE toll-free at 877-4PS-EASE (877-477-3273) and choose option 1. TTY users can call 866-260 ...

OPEN SEASON CHANGES ALLOWED

First, the Federal Health Benefits Open Season provides an opportunity for career mail handlers to make any necessary changes to their health insurance coverage ...

2008 Guide to Benefits - For Career United States Postal Service ...

DO NOT use PostalEASE for FEHB changes, contact Department of Labor, Office of Workers' ... • If you currently have an FEHB enrollment and you do not want to make ...

Open Season to change your health plan ends tonight : r/USPS

You need to login to postalease in order to change your plans. ... So its worth it for me, but if you just want coverage and don't plan on ...

ACTING MANAGER - American Postal Workers Union

... use PostalEASE to make enrollment changes during the FEHB open season that ... Once enrolled in a health benefits plan, if you fail to earn sufficient pay to ...

Important benefit considerations upon conversion to career status

To sign up for an FEHB plan, it is recommended that you use the PostalEASE website at ewss.usps.gov, an ... allows you to access information and make changes to ...

USPS Open Season Benefits 2023

During the Open Season period, you can enroll in or make changes to your health insurance, dental insurance, or vision insurance coverage. You may also ...

How to Enroll - MHBP Federal Health Plans

New hires have 60 days to enroll for health coverage. Verify your effective date with the agency or retirement system that maintains your health benefits ...

Letter Carriers - NALC Health Benefit Plan

I want to point out a few of the changes that are specific to city carrier ... make changes to health benefits coverage. The special enrollment period ...