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The Official and Final Version of the 2021-2024 APWU-USPS Collective Bargaining Agreement Has Been Published

The official and final version of the 2021-2024 Collective Bargaining Agreement  has been completed. The linked PDF is being made available for immediate use. The file is fully searchable and bookmarked.

Files have been sent over to the printer and the printing has begun on the hard-copy version of the contract. Once printing has been completed each local will receive a limited number of copies for their use. Additional copies will be made available for pre-purchase on the APWU Store in the coming days.

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