What happens to Postal Service handbooks over time?

Postal Service handbooks are regularly revised to ensure that they reflect the most current practices, policies, and procedures. Over time, changes in the operational environment, legislation, or Postal Service guidelines necessitate updates to these handbooks to maintain accuracy and effectiveness. This process allows the Postal Service to adapt to new challenges and improve service delivery.

As a result, the emphasis on revising handbooks means that they are living documents, subject to change rather than remaining static. This adaptability ensures that employees have access to accurate and relevant information that supports their work and enhances overall service quality.