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USPS, NALC mediation period ending

The mediation period for collective bargaining between the Postal Service and the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will end on July 19.

The organizations will continue negotiations as they move to the next phase of the collective bargaining process and will continue to follow the current agreement until a new contract is reached.

NALC represents more than 200,000 employees nationwide.

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