Clerk Division Officer Assignments

Per the APWU constitution, I am responsible for the Division; for processing all Clerk Division grievances and being a member of the Labor-Management Committee and the National Negotiations Committee. I am the supervisor of the APWU Clerk Division National Business Agents, and I work under the supervision of the APWU National President. There is a misunderstanding that I have authority over the grievance procedure at local and state union offices. APWU local and state unions are autonomous and responsible for processing grievances at both Steps 1 and 2. We are available to assist APWU locals and states, and we share your inquiries with your local union presidents. I am responsible for negotiating new Clerk Craft language and agreements and enforcing Craft-specific provisions of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). I establish the positions of the Craft for contract interpretation disputes. My primary goal in 2026 is to reduce the grievance backlog, arbitrate major local issues, and resolve and arbitrate national-level Step 4 disputes.

My duties include serving on the Retail Training Taskforce, which has been successful in acquiring additional work for the Clerk Craft, such as FBI fingerprinting, GSA in-person proofing, and recently, a pilot program for TSA Pre-check. I am also assigned to oversee several other retail and customer service Function 4 issues.

It is my pleasure and honor to serve as your Assistant Clerk Craft Director (B). Some of my duties include modernizing, automating, and updating various aspects within the Clerk Division. My responsibilities include, but are not limited to: compiling data and spreadsheets for all Clerk Craft global settlements and payouts; updating and maintaining the shareable Clerk Division Dropbox for field use; assisting the Clerk Division Director with creating, updating, and maintaining shareable forms and fillable templates for the field to use in the grievance process; monitoring and updating cases in the APWU Step 4 Case Administration System (CAS) and research for Step 4s; maintaining and assisting with PS-Form 1260s; developing and editing documents, presentations, and other materials to share with the field. I am also tasked with handling issues related to several handbooks and manuals.

Brothers and sisters, I am your Assistant Clerk Craft Director (C). My assigned duties consist of administering the Residual Vacancy MOU at the national level. I provide all the reports to the fi eld, including the eReassign Clerk Craft 21-Day posting and results, Regular eReassign posting and results, and the First and Second Canvass postings and results for each month. I am the person to contact if there is a problem with any of these reports or results. I handle all national-level Administrative Dispute Resolution Process (ADRP) cases that are related to the Residual Vacancy MOU.