One of the most important pieces of paperwork that a United States Postal Service (USPS) employee needs is Ps Form 1766. Not only does it record absences, but provides crucial information on USPS employees that affects their pay and benefits. This form is considered an official document with all the cashier data pertaining to the employee’s hours worked, vacation leave taken, shift differentials, etc., which are duly recorded and reported to Human Resources. This makes managing payroll related matters simpler for both parties involved. In this blog post we’ll discuss what PS Form 1766 is used for, how it can help you save money and time as an employer or employee as well as provide some quick tips for filing out your own PS Form 1766 correctly.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Form Name | Ps Form 1766 |
| Form Length | 2 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 30 sec |
| Other names | hazard warning card ps 1766, hazard warning card ps form 1766, ps form 1766 april 1986, PS |
HAZARD WARNING CARD
AT ADDRESS OR LOCATION:
(CASE IN FRONT OF MAIL FOR ADDRESS OR LOCATION WHERE HAZARD EXISTS. DO NOT DELIVER THIS FORM.)
DESCRIBE THE HAZARD
RECOMMENDED PRECAUTIONS
PS Form 1766, April 1986
(Side 2)
HAZARD WARNING CARD
AT ADDRESS OR LOCATION:
(CASE IN FRONT OF MAIL FOR ADDRESS OR LOCATION WHERE HAZARD EXISTS. DO NOT DELIVER THIS FORM.)
DESCRIBE THE HAZARD
RECOMMENDED PRECAUTIONS
PS Form 1766, April 1986 (REVERSE)