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April Postal Record available
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Former Assistant Secretary-Treasurer and Region 9 National Business Agent Judy Willoughby dies
NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Judy Willoughby, former assistant secretary-treasurer and former national business agent (NBA) for Region 9.
Bargaining update posted to Members Only Portal
A bargaining update has been posted to the Members Only Portal. Additionally, the NALC Executive Council met at Headquarters this week and covered a range of topics, including contract negotiations, the state of USPS, and legislative priorities.
TAKE ACTION: Ask your senators to OPPOSE the SAVE America Act
Call 202-224-3121 or visit nalc.org/action to ask your senators to OPPOSE the SAVE America Act.
House subcommittee holds hearing on financial future of the Postal Service
Today, the House Subcommittee on Government Operations held a hearing titled “Oversight of the U.S. Postal Service: The Financial Future Under Postmaster General Steiner.”
Bargaining update posted to Members Only Portal
A bargaining update has been posted to the Members Only Portal. To access it, sign in and navigate to Members Menu and select the Collective Bargaining tab.
NALC’s Shut Down Hunger effort donates more than $525,000 to food banks nationwide
In November, NALC organized a Shut Down Hunger campaign. The initiative called on branches to make monetary donations to local food banks during the longest government shutdown in history.
House postal caucus briefed on pressing issues
Today, NALC President Brian Renfroe and other postal union and association leaders briefed the House postal caucus on the most pressing issues facing letter carriers and all postal employees.
March Postal Record available
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NALC website and member app survey
NALC is gathering feedback about how members and others use nalc.org and the NALC Member App as we look to redesign and improve these communication tools. The survey takes about 10 minutes and is open through March 10, 2026.