APWU
APWU – Judge Blocks the Postal Service from Unlawfully Restricting Vote-by-Mail
On June 25, a federal judge in Massachusetts blocked parts of Executive Order 14399 Ensuring Citizenship Verification and Integrity in ...
Minnesota postal worker wins hostile environment case after APWU union abandons him
Steven Linell Smith, a black maintenance mechanic formerly employed at the United States Postal Service’s St. Paul Processing and Distribution ...
APWU Information Technology/Accounting Services Unit Ratifies New Contract
The members of the APWU Information Technology/Accounting Services (IT/AS) bargaining unit have officially ratified their new collective bargaining agreement today ...
Now More Than Ever, the USPS Needs Strong Leadership
Through that entire history, the Postal Service has contributed so much to American life, connecting communities, enabling commerce, and animating ...
APWU – Don’t Let Them Close Your Post Office!
Across the country, hundreds of post offices are at risk of permanent closure, and the APWU is mobilizing to stop ...
APWU Response to Proposal to Change Vote-By-Mail
The APWU is deeply alarmed that the United States Postal Service published a proposed rule this week to begin implementing ...
APWU Grievance Moratorium to be in Effect Due to 2026 National Convention
The APWU and the Postal Service have agreed to a moratorium on grievances, disciplinary actions and arbitration hearings at the National, Regional, ...
Utah Postal Workers Roll Out APWU Vote-by-Mail Ad Campaign in Salt Lake City
Through this campaign, postal workers are reaffirming our commitment to delivering not only the nation’s mail, but also the ballots ...
APWU – Summary Terms of the Information Technology/Accounting Services Tentative Agreement Are Available for Review
The Summary Terms of the 2025-2030 Information Technology/Accounting Services (IT/AS) Tentative Agreement (TA), reached on April 30 between the APWU ...
WATCH: APWU Livestream — Who’s Afraid of Vote-by-Mail?
Watch APWU President Jonathan Smith and Public Citizen’s Rob Weissman pull back the curtain to see who is really afraid ...