The anti-privatization resolution (H.Res. 70) has reached 208 bipartisan co-sponsors. Only 10 more co-sponsors are needed to reach 218, the magic number for majority support in the House.
The Postal Service has informed us that approximately 3 percent of Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) Program enrollees did not have premiums withheld for one or more pay periods
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.
A U.S. Postal Service clerk who struggled to secure her paid leave benefits after donating her kidney in 2024 has won 240 hours of sick leave after Public Investigator wrote about her challenges.
See the statements and reactions from the postal unions
His selection isn’t just a conflict of interest—it’s an aggressive step toward handing America’s mail system over to corporate interests
The letter carrier food drive, which began in 1993, is the country’s largest single-day food drive.
NALC has created an LMOU Negotiations Guide and accompanying reference documents to assist local branch presidents in this very important process.
On April 30, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform approved a number of significant cuts to the retirement benefits of postal and federal workers
On April 17, NALC and USPS reached a resolution regarding a class action grievance concerning the use of “blue hampers,” also known as large capacity hampers, at a Sorting and Delivery Center (S&DC)