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NALC and USPS agree to a moratorium on the time limits for the processing of all grievances due to NALC’s 73rd Biennial National Convention

The NALC and the USPS have agreed to a moratorium on the time limits for the processing of all grievances at the local, regional, and national levels due to NALC’s 73rd Biennial National Convention to be held in Boston the week of Aug. 5. The 31-day moratorium will begin Saturday, July 27 and conclude on Monday, Aug. 26.

This agreement (M-02004 in NALC’s Materials Reference System) can be found here.

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