Limits compensation and benefits for executive officers of the Postal Service.
The USPS Executive Benefit and Bonus Removal Act limits compensation and benefits for executive officers of the Postal Service. It prohibits the Postal Service from providing first-class or business-class air travel accommodations, fringe benefits, bonuses, or other forms of compensation to covered executive officers. The act also restricts the Postmaster General from receiving bonuses if the Postal Service's expenditures exceed its revenues. Covered executive officers must reimburse the Postal Service for any prohibited benefits received after the act's effective date.
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