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Looking Back: Black Workers Organize ‘Revolutionary Union Movement’
May 19, 2025
This month in Labor History, we look back at the Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement of 1968 - when over 4,000 Black workers who were fed up with racist policies organized a two-day strike at Chrysler’s Hamtracmck plant to demand improvements for...
Welcome and Gratitude
May 19, 2025
Health Plan Director Sarah J. Rodriguez expresses gratitude for members’ support of the APWU Health Plan, sharing excellent satisfactory rankings in payment accuracy, financial accuracy, and administrative accuracy.
2018 APWU Scholarship Winners
October 9, 2018
The APWU proudly presents the winners of three scholarship programs: The E.C.Hallbeck Memorial Scholarship, Vocational Scholarship, and Best Essay Award for 2018.
National Day of Action on October 8
October 5, 2018
Privatizers – those who want to sell the public postal service to private corporations – are hard at work. Together we can stop them in their tracks.
Get ready to hit the streets with our sister postal unions, family, friends, and community allies...
Majority of House Members Oppose Postal Privatization
October 4, 2018
Before members of the House of Representatives left for the October recess, a majority of them signed on as cosponsors of H. Res. 993, which expresses the need to keep the United States Postal Service an independent establishment of the federal...
Fired Up and Ready to Go!
October 4, 2018
(This article first appeared in the September/October 2018 issue of the American Postal Worker magazine)
(L-R) Amarillo Local Steward Taylor Martin &
Amarillo Secretary Angela Ramos at the Pittsburgh rally.
During the 24th Biennial National...
Your Data Will Never Be Used Against You at APWU
October 4, 2018
(This article first appeared in the September/October 2018 issue of the American Postal Worker magazine)
By Health Plan Director John Marcotte
As an advocate for workers and quality health care, I am disturbed by recent media reports about health...