USPS Executive Benefit and Bonus Removal Act

This bill would bar the Postal Service from paying for certain extra benefits for its top executives, including the Postmaster General and Deputy Postmaster General. Banned benefits would include financial planning services, airline club memberships, trusted traveler program fees, relocation payments, and first-class or business-class air travel, though ordinary official travel costs could still be reimbursed. Executives who receive a banned benefit would have to pay the Postal Service back. The bill would also cap pay for any Postal Service officer or employee at the President's salary and would bar bonuses for the Postmaster General in any year the Postal Service spends more than it takes in.

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Sponsors

• Mike Rounds Republican sponsor
• 0 cosponsors