Limits Postmaster General bonuses if the Postal Service loses money or misses service goals.
This bill would stop bonuses for the Postmaster General if the Postal Service loses money, misses delivery goals, or has problems with its financial review. It would also require new yearly reports to Congress about executive pay and how the Postal Service is performing.
Today, the Board of Governors can give bonuses to the Postmaster General without clear rules based on the Postal Service's money situation or how well it delivers mail. This bill would change that. It would stop those bonuses if the Postal Service lost money, missed delivery goals, or had problems with its financial review in the previous year. It would also add new yearly reports to Congress about executive pay and how the Postal Service is doing, which don't currently exist.
S 5209 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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