From the National Association of Letter Carriers: This morning, the Postal Service sent NALC a copy of a stand-up talk for city letter carriers intended to explain the goals of its latest unilateral delivery initiative. It is called Post Office Sortation Equipment Reconciliation (SER). Continue reading From the National Association of Letter Carriers: At a time when the heroic workers of the US Postal Service are braving infection to serve the country during an unprecedented national crisis, it is imperative that representatives at all levels of the federal government have a fundamental understanding of the value of the Postal Service, the cause of and solutions to its current financial circumstances, and the dangers to the US economy and rural health in the event of a USPS insolvency. Continue reading NALC and USPS have mutually agreed to postpone a national-level grievance regarding the delay in implementing Arbitrator Goldberg’s Award in Case No. Q15C-4Q-C 17697250 which was issued August 6, 2018. NALC and USPS have settled a national-level grievance regarding non-compliance with the contractual caps on the employment of City Carrier Assistants (CCAs). Continue reading NALC and management negotiators have reached the end of the 60-day mediation period following the Sept. 20 expiration of our National Agreement with USPS. The parties remain at impasse and are discussing the selection of a neutral arbitrator. Continue reading The large loss posted by the U.S. Postal Service in Fiscal Year 2019 ($8.8 billion) is largely the result of external factors, not the normal operations of the agency. Continue reading National Arbitrator Shyam Das has issued his award in a national interpretive dispute involving the memorandum of understanding regarding the consolidation of NALC pay levels. Continue reading The federal district court in Washington D.C. today issued a decision dismissing NALC’s lawsuit that sought to halt the Consolidated Casing Initiative. Continue reading The Postal Service’s third quarter financial report shows the need for policymakers to address two public policy issues beyond USPS control—the stamp price rollback and the congressional mandate that USPS pre-fund future retiree health benefits decades into the future.
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USPS looks to reduce letter carriers’ casing equipment
NALC: Trump is Being Misinformed About the Postal Service
Mandatory stand up talk for city carriers on new signature capture procedures
USPS, NALC agree to postpone national level grievance in Hatch Act case
NALC: CCAs with 30 months of relative standing on February 15th to be converted to career
NALC contract update: preparing for arbitration
Statement of NALC President Fred Rolando On USPS Financial Results for FY 2019
Decision in NALC Pay Consolidation Case
NALC Case Consolidation Lawsuit Dismissed
NALC Statement on Postal Service’s 2019 Q3 Financial Report
