Each fall, the U.S. Postal Service® joins other federal agencies in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). In accordance with Office of Personnel Management (OPM) regulations, the campaign runs for a 6-week period between September 1 and December 15, as established by the local Federal Coordinating Committee.
Vice presidents of area Operations have campaign responsibility. Area offices must ensure that campaign information is disseminated to all offices under their jurisdiction.
Publication 530, Combined Federal Campaign Operational Guidelines, October 1994, explains how to carry out a successful campaign; revises position titles, facility locations, and dates of campaign; and is available on the Postal Service™ PolicyNet website:
n Go to http://blue.usps.gov.
n Under “Essential Links” in the left-hand column, click PolicyNet.
n Click PUBs.
The OPM website www.opm.gov offers additional information on the Combined Federal Campaign, including geographic boundaries.
Pledge forms vary throughout the country.
1. Make sure local campaign staff checks pledge forms for completeness.
2. Distribute pledge forms as follows:
a. CFC audit copy — submit to appropriate CFC official.
b. Employee copy — return to employee.
c. Payroll Office copy:
3. Submit corrections to the HRSSC.
Note: All cards that are illegible or incomplete will be returned to the local CFC coordinator for correction and resubmission to the HRSSC by pay period 01-11.
At the end of each campaign, Eagan Accounting Services prepares a report from the Postal Payroll System of CFC contributions through payroll deductions (as of pay period 02-11) as the annual report of national CFC contributions. Each performance cluster manager receives a copy.
— Corporate Personnel Management,
Employee Resource Management, 9-9-10