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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding NAPS v. USPS Lawsuit

What is the lawsuit about?

The lawsuit is about the 2016-2019 pay package the Postal Service provided to all EAS employees (in effect from January 2019 to August 2021), as well as which EAS employees are entitled to be represented by NAPS.

NAPS has asserted the Postal Service violated Title 39 by failing:

1. To provide an “adequate and reasonable” supervisory differential for supervisors of clerks and carriers;

2. To provide compensation for all EAS employees comparable to counterparts in the private sector; and

3. To recognize NAPS’ representation of all EAS employees throughout the Postal Service.

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