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APWU – We Make the Holidays Happen During Peak Season – Share Your Story

The holiday season is here. For the public, it’s a time of anticipation. For us, it’s a test of endurance.

While kids and families across the country eagerly await their gifts and the holiday magic that comes with it, we know that magic takes a lot of our hard work.

We are the engine room of the holidays. This year, we want to make sure the public understands how hard we work to make the holidays happen.

We are asking you to pick up your phone and share a little bit about your peak season.

We want to flood social media with our stories, and share with the public what it takes to make the magic happen.

Share Your Story

Whatever you do at the post office, your labor makes this season possible. Will you share your story?

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