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News Article | January 15, 2013

Congress Must Act Quickly To Pass Postal Bill, Guffey Says

Congress must work quickly to pass a postal reform bill, APWU President Cliff Guffey told broadcaster Ed Schultz in a radio interview on Jan. 14. “It doesn’t matter whether the Postal Service will run out of money early this year or late this year — it’s the right thing to do.”

News Article | January 3, 2013

Get Ready – The Fight Goes On

Congress’ failure to enact postal reform in 2012 means the legislative fight to Save America’s Postal Service goes on, APWU President Cliff Guffey is telling union members.

News Article | December 21, 2012

House GOP Votes to Protect Millionaires, Increase Costs for Postal, Federal Workers

House Republicans won’t allow taxes on millionaires to go up, but they do agree on one thing: Postal and federal employees should pay more.

News Article | October 26, 2012

e-Team Report, Oct. 26, 2012

APWU 2012 Elections Central 1-866-OUR-VOTE GOP Operative Trashes Voter Registration Forms Buttons & Bumper Stickers He Said What? Mitt Romney In His Own Words

News Article | October 2, 2012

PRC Urges USPS To Preserve Overnight Delivery

In an advisory opinion on the Postal Service’s “Network Rationalization” plan issued Sept. 28, the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) urged the Postal Service to preserve overnight mail delivery and concluded that ”there is a point in the Postal Service’s cost curve beyond which the additional savin...

News Article | September 28, 2012

House Inaction Brings USPS To Brink of Default – Again

House inaction to resolve the congressionally-manufactured USPS financial crisis has brought the Postal Service to the brink of default for the second time in two months, President Cliff Guffey is warning APWU members.

News Article | September 20, 2012

e-Team Report, Sept. 20, 2012

Calling out the Do-Nothing Congress National Voter Registration Day Voter ID laws

News Article | September 5, 2012

Labor Day Highlights Unions’ Role In Building Middle Class

At Labor Day parades across the country, APWU members urged supporters to join the fight to Save America’s Postal Service. Workers highlighted the contributions of the labor movement to building the middle class by winning good wages, health insurance, retirement benefits, overtime pay, holidays — a...

News Article | September 5, 2012

Video Chronicles Union Struggle

A video shown on the first day of the APWU National Convention summarized the struggles of the APWU to Save America’s Postal Service.

News Article | September 3, 2012

e-Team Report, Sept. 3, 2012

21st Biennial APWU National Convention Republican National Convention Labor Day Proclamation

News Article | August 20, 2012

President Cliff Guffey: ‘We Must Win in November’

In his first State of the Union address, APWU President Cliff Guffey praised union members for their activism and said postal workers must win our battles in the political arena. ALSO: Thank Veterans – Give Them Jobs! AND: Debbie Wasserman Schultz on H.R. 2309: “We’re Not Going to Stand for It”.

Press Release | July 30, 2012

USPS Default Could Have Been Avoided

USPS Default Could Have Been Avoided

News Article | July 26, 2012

Congress’ Failure Pushes USPS to Brink of Default

The failure of House Republican leaders to take action to resolve the congressionally-manufactured USPS financial crisis has brought the Postal Service to the brink of default, APWU President Cliff Guffey is warning union members.

News Article | July 19, 2012

Do You Know Where Your Legislators Stand?

Lately, USPS management seems hell-bent on destroying the Postal Service — and some members of Congress have appeared eager to help. In December, however, in response to protests by postal workers, small businesses and community leaders, 22 senators persuaded the USPS to adopt a five-month moratoriu...

News Article | July 18, 2012

Guffey Blasts House Leaders

APWU President Cliff Guffey is blasting House Republican leaders for their “utter failure to solve the nation’s problems.”