USPS has some of the most structured attendance management processes of any employer in the country, often requiring formal medical documentation for absences. SwiftCareMD provides a physician-reviewed, signed note online, same-day — ready for your supervisor or EAS documentation process.
The United States Postal Service manages attendance under Article 10 (for APWU and NALC union members) or the EAS attendance guidelines for postal management. USPS is known for aggressive attendance management, including the use of leave restriction letters and attendance documentation requirements for carriers and clerks with high absence rates.
When you call out sick at USPS, you're typically required to notify your supervisor before your scheduled start time. If you're on a leave restriction or have been counseled on attendance, documentation may be required even for a single-day absence.
A physician's note is the expected form of medical documentation in this process.
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