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Carriers to Receive Upgrade/Pay Schedule Consolidation
In accordance with the MOU Re: Pay Schedule Consolidation, all career and non-career (CCA) grade 1 city letter carriers will be upgraded to their equivalent step in grade 2 effective Nov. 24.
Keep it. It's yours.
On Nov. 15, the APWU and NALC launched a new ad showing what the public might expect from a corporate postal service if the White House plans to sell off USPS go forward.
USPS 2018 Fiscal Year Financial Report Statement
President Rolando's statement on the 2018 Fiscal Year financial report.
California Wildfires - Ways to Help
NALC Disaster Relief Foundation - California Fires Message
Statement on election results
NALC President Fredric Rolando's statement regarding the midterm election
Privatization of the U.S. Postal Service is wrong. We can stop it!
The U.S. Postal Service belongs to the American people. Let's do whatever it takes to keep it for generations to come.
NBC News report on how Vote-by-Mail improves security and turnout
On Friday night, NBC Nightly News aired a piece on how Oregon’s move to Vote at Home has not only engendered bipartisan support, but has led to more secure elections, a more engaged electorate and lower costs for taxpayers.
Help elect labor-friendly candidates with Labor 2018
Join the AFL-CIO for Labor 2018 walks, phone banks and worksite actions to talk to fellow union brothers and sisters about the issues that matter to all of us.
PMG Statement
Over the past week, the men and women of the United States Postal Service and the Postal Inspection Service responded quickly and effectively to the threat of suspicious packages in the mail stream.
Arrest made in explosive devices sent through the mail; don’t let guard down
It was reported today that a suspect has been arrested in connection with explosive packages sent through the Postal Service, even as at least two more potential devices were found in the mail stream this morning.