NALC News – April 13, 2015 – The National Labor Relations Board has formally charged the Postal Service with failing to bargain with the NALC over the potential impact on letter carriers of the September cyber-security breach that compromised Postal Service computers containing workers’ personal and employment information, including medical, injury compensation, banking, Social Security and other […]
April 02, 2015 Memorandums renewed, modified NALC News – The NALC and USPS have agreed to renew three Memorandums of Understanding: Re: Full-time Regular Opportunities – City Letter Carrier Craft (M-01856), Re: Sunday Delivery – City Carrier Assistant Staffing (M-01857), and Re: Signing Overtime Lists (M-01858). The MOUs remain largely unchanged except for one significant […]
On March 27, 2015, the U.S. District Court in Washington, DC, issued a 52-page decision in the 20-year-old lawsuit filed by letter carrier David Noble against the NALC and 12 former national officers, including President Emeritus William H. Young and the late President Emeritus Vincent R. Sombrotto. The District Court dismissed the plaintiff’s claim that […]
$1.4 billion Postal Service operating profit for first five months of FY 2015 (greater than operating profit for full FY 2014) NALC News – Mar 25, 2015 The Postal Service’s financial results for the month of February 2015 were posted today on the Postal Regulatory Commission’s website. For the fiscal year so far (October 2014-February 2015), […]
From the National Assoc. of Letter Carriers – 3.19.15 The following Mandatory Safety Talk was provided to the NALC. National business agents have been asked to distribute the information to all branch contacts and to follow up to make sure that the mandatory talks are in fact given. Please advise NALC Director of Safety and […]
NALC News – Mar 18, 2015 The federal spending plan for Fiscal Year 2016 released by the House of Representatives on Tuesday once again aims to cut letter carriers’ pay. The FY2016 budget measure, released by the House Budget Committee, calls for requiring all federal employees to pay more out of their own pockets toward […]
The NALC and USPS have agreed to extend the ongoing Article 8 equitability test until June 30, 2015, in the 22 districts currently participating (M-01855). The test was established by a June 3, 2013 agreement (M-01820) resulting from the National Article 8 Task Force. The test was previously extended until December 31, 2014 (M-01848) and […]
March transfer list available The March 2015 list of city letter carrier positions available for transfer under the provisions of M-01834 is now available. Click here to review the list. Click here to find out more about M-01834.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of three pivotal events in the struggle for civil rights in America: “Bloody Sunday,” the Selma-to-Montgomery march, and the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. This weekend, NALC President Fredric Rolando will join leaders from other labor unions and a host of civil rights organizations—not to mention tens […]
From NALC – March 02, 2015 March transfer list available The March 2015 list of city letter carrier positions available for transfer under the provisions of M-01834 is now available. Click here to review the list. Click here to find out more about M-01834.
