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APWU National Executive Board Endorses Vice President Kamala Harris for the Next President of the United States
July 23, 2024
On July 23, 2024, the APWU National Executive Board voted unanimously to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for the next President of the United States. One day earlier, the AFL-CIO Executive Council, where the APWU is represented by President...
Maintaining and Retaining Financial and Election Records?
July 23, 2024
The Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act (LMRDA) requires labor organizations to meet basic standards and fiscal responsibility. These requirements pertain to financial reports and elections. Section 206 of the LMRDA requires the retention...
October Sessions of Interest Arbitration Include Financial Arguments, PSE Panel, & Support Services
October 25, 2019
Union Defends Against Management’s Proposals to Cut Wages and Benefits
Interest Arbitration: APWU Experts and Clerk Craft Present Evidence
October 23, 2019
On the third and final day of this week’s interest arbitration session, the APWU gave evidence including a detailed job analysis of the different positions in the APWU bargaining unit and a presentation about how APWU wages compare to other skilled...
PSEs and Postal Banking Feature in Today’s Interest Arbitration
October 22, 2019
Today, APWU presented evidence on postal service expansion and a panel of Postal Support Employees gave testimony on their experience as PSEs in various postal clerk positions.
And the Winners Are
October 22, 2019
Nine locals and two retiree chapters will be rewarded for generating participation in the recent election of national union officers, Secretary-Treasurer Liz Powell has announced.
Interest Arbitration Update: Management Believes Clerks Too Well Paid
October 21, 2019
In today’s Interest Arbitration session, USPS Management presented evidence on wages and benefits.
In the morning session, their main witness characterized USPS postal clerks as under-skilled and over-paid as they sought to justify their demands to...