Loyalty Program participants will no longer be able to earn points to obtain credits toward Priority Mail and Priority Mail Express purchases.

The Postal Service is phasing out its USPS Loyalty Program credits for business customers in favor of the updated Click-N-Ship service.

USPS Loyalty Program participants have been able to earn credits using Click-N-Ship to buy Priority Mail and Priority Mail Express services.

But as of June 10, program participants will no longer be able to accrue loyalty points to obtain credits.

USPS Loyalty Program participants will be able to continue to use their earned credits on Priority Mail and Priority Mail Express purchases until June 10, 2024.

Program participants are being told of the changes through a series of emails and other online communications, which began May 11.

The USPS Loyalty Program has more than 1.2 million participants and has brought in more than $600 million in Priority Mail shipping revenue.

The program, which was launched in mid-2020, was the first of its kind in the organization’s history and was expanded to offer customers three tiers — base, silver and gold — based on spending. The three-tier structure ends on June 10 as well.

USPS Loyalty Program participants are eligible for discounted prices, regardless of their previous tier, when they upgrade to the enhanced Click-N-Ship, version 2 — also known as CNSv2 — which offers more competitive pricing.

“We’re making some exciting improvements to the USPS Loyalty Program to serve business customers better,” said Sheila Holman, marketing vice president.

More changes to the USPS Loyalty Program are expected to be introduced in 2024.

Additional information is available on usps.com.

An employee asking for a stand-up desk is an example of a reasonable accommodation request.

The Postal Service wants supervisors and managers to remember that every request for reasonable accommodation, no matter how minimal, must be recorded.

The forms Confirmation of Request for Reasonable Accommodation and the Reasonable Accommodation Decision Guide should be filled out and the information entered in the Reasonable Accommodation Data Activity Recording system, or RADAR.

When a request is received, supervisors and managers should implement an accommodation as soon as reasonably possible when the need is clear, the request is simple, and no extenuating circumstances exist.

More complex requests should be referred to the appropriate district or area Reasonable Accommodation Committee.

Supervisors and managers can access RADAR via HR Management Information, Statistics and Analytics (eHRMISA). Access to that system can be requested in eAccess if needed.

More information can be found on the Reasonable Accommodation page on Blue, and information on recordkeeping requirements can be found in an information bulletin recently sent to managers and supervisors.