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News Article | May 19, 2026

Labor History: Fatal Explosion at IMC Fertilizer Plant Exposed Preventable Hazards, Human Toll of Unsafe Work Practices

This month in Labor History, we look back at the 1991 chemical plant explosion at IMC Fertilizer Plant in Sterlington, LA, a tragedy that led to stronger OSHA oversight, union-led workplace safety reforms, and stricter enforcement of industrial safety standards.

News Article | May 19, 2026

Safety Committees at the Local Level

Joint safety committees are paramount to building a strong safety network to help enforce workplace safety. Learn how to start a safety committee in your local:

News Article | May 19, 2026

Safety Is A Fundamental Right for All Employees at the USPS

“Safety is a fundamental right for all employees who work for the United States Postal Service.” – Central Regional Coordinator Amy Puhlaski shares information on key handbooks and manuals that every worker should be aware of that provide guidance on workplace safety and enforcement.

News Article | May 19, 2026

Safety Practices at Work Must Become Second Nature

Industrial Relations Director Charlie Cash shares a story about a workplace injury due to lack of oversight, urging, “Safety must become one of the first things you think about when you go to work.”

News Article | May 19, 2026

Talk is Cheap: Safety Matters

“APWU has launched our Talk is Cheap: Safety Matters campaign, and it begins with you. Every member needs to download the safety checklist at: apwu.org/safety.” APWU President Smith urges members to hold management accountable for workplace safety.

News Article | May 19, 2026

Workplace Safety Is a Fundamental Right

Workplace safety is a fundamental right. The Industrial Relations Department calls on union workers to continue to fight for stronger protections, management accountability, and safe working conditions.

News Article | May 16, 2026

Spring Cleaning Your Dues Checkoff

Secretary-Treasurer Liz Powell shares important deadlines for IRS 990, APWU Scholarships, and APWU National Convention Resolutions, while discussing procedures for an accurate dues checkoff for state and local officers.

News Article | May 15, 2026

Postal Facilities Must Have the Capability to Dial 911 in an Emergency

Vice President Debby Szeredy’s article informs members about how to ensure adequate cells ervice in postal facilities for medical emergencies by filling out a PS Form 1767.

News Article | March 16, 2026

Postal Service Financial Woes Do Not Stem from Market Forces Alone

News Article | March 16, 2026

Rosina Tucker — A Force Behind the Pullman Porters

News Article | March 15, 2026

Privatizing VA Health Care is Bad for Veterans

News Article | March 13, 2026

It Is Still Our Work!

News Article | March 13, 2026

New Health Plan Benefit: Custom Orthotics for Foot Pain

News Article | March 13, 2026

Standing Together in 2026: Our Strength is Each Other

"In 2026, our strength is not just in our numbers. It is in our willingness to reach out and have conversations with our coworkers." Organizing Director Anna Smith gears up members for the 2026 organizing drive in efforts to strengthen our union nationwide.

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