APWU – Stepping Up Our Work to Face a New Threat
With the threat against the USPS greater than ever, we have been busy strengthening the ties between postal workers and our community.
Newspaper Association Looks To New Postmaster General To Restore Confidence In The USPS
The National Newspaper Association (NNA), which represents newspapers across the nation that have been fraught with newspaper delivery service failures for the past five years, welcomed the new appointment.
Postal Worker gets $1 Million after SCOTUS Religious Bias decision
Gerald Groff will receive three separate payments from the agency, according to a copy of the agreement provided by the Department of Justice.
Postal worker helped save 2 children from fire in Chicago
While she was inside, Vasquez said she encountered a mother and her two young children. Acting quickly, she grabbed the two children and brought them outside to her postal truck.
USPS Corporate Affairs VP retiring
Judy de Torok, the Postal Service’s corporate affairs vice president, will retire Friday, May 16.Judy de Torok, the Postal Service’s corporate affairs vice president, will retire Friday, May 16.
Mailbox Improvement Week, May 19–25, 2025
Neat, attractive mailboxes make a significant contribution to the appearance of the countryside and streets in suburban areas
House Republicans’ pension changes will save nearly $51B, CBO says
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee’s proposal to overhaul the federal government’s pension benefit system would save nearly $51 billion over the next decade
Where’s the mail? Postal Service’s Georgia facility dogged by problems
During the month of March, roughly a third of all letters were not delivered on time.
NALC participates in Capitol Hill roundtable on reconciliation provisions attacking letter carrier retirement benefits
Today, NALC President Brian L. Renfroe participated in a Capitol Hill roundtable focusing on provisions set to be included in the budget reconciliation package that targets federal and postal employees’ retirement benefits.
E-COM: The $40 million USPS project to send email on paper
Email, for just under three years, came in a blue-and-white envelope from the United States Postal Service.