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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 23, 2003
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CONTACT:
Drew Von Bergen
(202) 662-2489
vonbergen@nalc.org
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Statement of NALC President William H. Young
Regarding Presidential Postal Commission Action
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Washington, D. C.
~ The following statement was
issued today by William H. Young, president of the 305,000-member
National Association of Letter Carriers, in response to the
adoption by the U.S. Presidential Postal Commission of recommendations
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"It is inconceivable
to envision a postal reform bill that would allow postal
employees to receive differing levels of pay for the same
work or a measure that would revoke the promise made to
retired letter carriers that they will receive comprehensive
retirement and health benefits.
"We are confident the
Senators and Representatives in Congress will understand
the adverse impact of these proposals and will refuse to
put their stamp of approval on them.
"The National Association of Letter Carriers will continue
to work with our coalition of stakeholders and Congress
to develop meaningful postal reform that does not intrude
in the collective bargaining process, including worthy recommendations
by the Commission to give the Postal Service greater marketing
and pricing flexibility, retain universal service to all
Americans, and to streamline the employee grievance process.
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© 2001-2005 National Association of Letter Carriers, AFL-CIO
100 Indiana Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20001 |
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