Litigation Update on NAPS v. USPS
Many tens of thousands of carriers and clerks were paid more than over 15,000 employees in the EAS positions that supervise them.
Many tens of thousands of carriers and clerks were paid more than over 15,000 employees in the EAS positions that supervise them.
NAPS requests that with this especially hazardous situation due to this heat dome that all USPS activities that would place EAS in hazardous, unsafe conditions be suspended. NAPS contends that…
The National Association of Postal Supervisors (NAPS) has now added its voice to the growing resistance to the network transformation, or at least to the way it’s being implemented.
These proposed modifications are currently under review and are awaiting recommendations so that changes can be implemented prior to the effective date of the FY2023 PFP award.
The committee has met with Don Flak and Bruce Nicholson from USPS Headquarters this fiscal year at the spring board meeting in late March and on July 5 via Zoom…
In contrast, EAS employees in the USPS will have the minimum and maximum pay levels raised, which does not affect the actual pay of every EAS employee.