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NALC Executive Council meets and continues collective-bargaining preparations

This week, the NALC Executive Council met at NALC Headquarters in Washington, DC, primarily focused on preparations for the next round of collective bargaining. Negotiations with the Postal Service will officially begin in February 2026, as the current National Agreement is set to expire in May 2026.

Internal bargaining subcommittees are composed of Executive Council members and Headquarters staff. These subcommittees review information such as official bargaining positions adopted by NALC conventions and develop proposals for submission in the bargaining process. The following is a list of the subcommittees that each Executive Council member has chosen to serve on, along with the related National

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