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NALC Bulletin
Minneapolis letter carriers declare, ‘Enough is enough!’; Stay safe in winter weather; Grievance on PostalEASE breach goes to national-level arbitration; USPS unveils first electric vehicle charging stations; Branch Officers Training; and more.
Remembering Branch 562 activist Joe DeRossi
NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Joe DeRossi on Jan. 31.
February Postal Record available
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Update to Article 10 charges
On Dec. 13-15 and Jan. 17-18, the panel of three disinterested members conducted evidentiary hearings at NALC Headquarters.
President Renfroe: Stop the misallocation of Civil Service Retirement System pension costs
For some 52 years, a glaring misallocation of pension liabilities has persisted, resulting in about $90 billion in unjust expenses to USPS, harming postal employees and postage ratepayers.
Branch Officers Training scheduled for April 22-25 in Washington, DC
The registration form for the Washington, DC training will be included in the next NALC Bulletin.
Remembering former Director of Safety and Health Bill Dunn
NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the death of former national officer Bill Dunn.
Remembering former Southeast Massachusetts Branch 18 President Armond Santos, Jr.
NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former Southeast Massachusetts Branch 18 President Armond Santos, Jr.
Passing of Las Vegas, NV Branch 2502 President Glenn Norton
The NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Las Vegas, NV Branch 2502 President Glenn Norton on Jan. 15, 2024.
Remembering Lloyd Nash Pearson, Jr., 75-year member of Jacksonville, FL Branch 53
NALC is deeply saddened by the death of longtime NALC member Lloyd Nash Pearson.
Mutual Benefit Association representative training
NALC Director of Life Insurance Jim Yates has announced an MBA Rep training to be held on February 4. This is the first in a series of training sessions and will be focused on the MBA's Individual Disability Income and Hospital Plus policies.
NALC Activist publication revitalized; Winter 2024 edition now available online
The NALC Activist is a newsletter intended for shop stewards, branch officers and all local NALC leaders.
NALC and Postal Service agree on TIAREAP extension until May 31
NALC and the Postal Service have agreed to an extension of the joint route evaluation and adjustment process until May 31, 2024.
Recent letter carrier deaths
NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the deaths of these members.
Virtual branch officers training on preparing an LM-2 scheduled for Jan. 24
Branch presidents may begin registering branch officers for the training through the branch president’s Members Only page.
January Postal Record available
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NALC Bulletin
Letter carriers tell Phoenix: ‘Enough is enough!’ on crime; House committee holds hearing on repealing WEP and GPO; What every letter carrier needs to know about the Postal Service Health Benefit Program
NALC selects convention venues for 2028, 2030
The NALC Executive Council has selected the sites and dates for the 2028 and 2030 national conventions.
National Rap Session recap part 1
President Brian L. Renfroe shares some of the major highlights from the rap session in New Orleans, LA.
December Postal Record available
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NALC Bulletin
President Brian L. Renfroe updates state and branch leaders at NALC rap session.
New Episode of You Are the Current Resident: NALC Health Benefit Plan
Open enrollment season is here! To discuss the NALC Health Benefit Plan and all it offers letter carriers and their families, the podcast is joined by Director of Health Benefits Stephanie Stewart.
Recent letter carrier deaths
NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the deaths of these members.
Honoring Santa Clara, CA Branch 1427 member and longtime NALC Activist Al Apfelbaum
NALC is deeply saddened by the death of longtime NALC Activist Al Apfelbaum.
New episode of You Are the Current Resident: Veterans Day special
This week, NALC President Brian L. Renfroe sits down with Executive Vice President and Army veteran Paul Barner to discuss the NALC Veterans Group and other veterans-focused initiatives.