- Postal Bulletin 22645 - Contents Human Resources Correction: Mental Health Awareness Website In the article “Mental Health Awareness,” in Postal Bulletin 22641 (1-11-24, page 45), the website listed for ..." /> - Postal Bulletin 22645 - Contents Human Resources Correction: Mental Health Awareness Website In the article “Mental Health Awareness,” in Postal Bulletin 22641 (1-11-24, page 45), the website listed for ..." />
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Human Resources

Correction: Mental Health Awareness Website

In the article “Mental Health Awareness,” in Postal Bulletin 22641 (1-11-24, page 45), the website listed for the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) was incorrect.

The correct website is shown here in bold type:

The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is offered at no cost to USPS® employees and their household family members. EAP offers counseling, management and union consultation, life coaching, and crisis response. EAP will help you:

n Improve your health and well-being.

n Manage stress.

n Prepare for retirement.

n Strengthen relationships.

n Balance work and home life.

n Control depression and anxiety.

n Face addictions.

n Cope with grief and loss.

EAP professionals will answer the 800-327-4968 (800–EAP-4-YOU) or TTY: 877-492-7341 numbers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also go to the EAP website at EAP4YOU.com.

— Benefits and Wellness,
Human Resources, 4-4-24




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