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Latest news & updates
Open Season running now through Dec. 14
Open Season is the annual opportunity to evaluate health insurance options, compare plan features and make any necessary changes to enrollment. Go to nalchbp.org to learn about the options available through the NALC Health Benefit Plan.
Newly updated NALC Veterans Guide is now available
A newly created 2026 version of the NALC Veterans Guide is now available and contains many updates and additional information throughout this valuable resource.
November Postal Record
Read the latest issue online.
Installation of officers set for Dec. 12
The installation of NALC’s 28 elected national officers for four-year terms will take place in Washington, DC, on the evening of Saturday, Dec. 12. Ticket orders must be received by Monday, Nov. 16.
Virtual training on revisions to LM-2 filings announced
NALC Secretary-Treasurer Nicole Rhine has announced that training on revisions to the format of Form LM-2 filings—the result of a final rule issued by the Department of Labor earlier this year—will be held on Nov. 13.
NALC Bulletin
James Henry elected NALC president; installation of officers set for Dec. 12
2026 NALC national election results announced
The National Election Committee, appointed at the 74th Biennial Convention in Los Angeles to conduct the election of national officers for NALC, has announced the results.
Sign up now: Virtual phone bank calling Texas union voters on Sunday, Oct. 25
NALC will host a virtual phone bank calling Texas union voters this Sunday, Oct. 25 from 3-5:30 p.m. ET.
Former vice president Ron Brown dies
NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Ronald Brown, age 84. During his 62-year postal career, Brown served as a Region 6 national business agent (NBA), national vice president and director of retired members.
NALC condemns brutal attack on Detroit letter carrier; demands urgent action against rising violence
NALC strongly condemns the violent attack on a Detroit letter carrier who was assaulted and injured by a group of men while delivering the mail on Oct. 7.