Unionized Letter Carriers Organize for Better Than Meager 1.3 Percent Raise
Awave of anger is cresting at post offices across the country. Letter carriers are looking at the big raises that other union members have won — 38 percent over four…
Awave of anger is cresting at post offices across the country. Letter carriers are looking at the big raises that other union members have won — 38 percent over four…
On behalf of the 280,000 members of NALC, I am calling on the Senate to pass the Social Security Fairness Act (H.R. 82). Following Tuesday’s victory when the House voted…
NALC President Brian L. Renfroe has appointed a Ballot Committee to monitor and observe the dispatch, receipt and tabulation of the ballots in the upcoming ratification election of the proposed…
A wave of anger is cresting at post offices across the country. Letter carriers are looking at the big raises that other union members have won—38 percent over four years…
The Social Security Fairness Act would repeal the so-called "government pensions offset," or GPO, which reduces Social Security spousal or widow(er) benefits for those who receive noncovered pensions, according to…
Postal workers in Wilmington are not in love with their new labor agreement between the National Association of Letter Carriers and the U.S. Postal Service.
Local U.S. Postal Service carriers are not happy with a contract they’ve been offered, so they are planning a public protest in downtown Kent at noon Nov. 11.
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Dozens of Portland-area mail carriers called for their fellow union members to vote against a tentative agreement reached with the U.S. Postal Service.
“Trust me—letter carriers are PISSED OFF right now,” Marc Mancini, a letter carrier and shop steward out of Pittsburgh told People’s World.
What will the tentative agreement mean for you? Use this calculator to see how much more money you will be making upon implementation of the new pay rates and pay…