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News Article | September 18, 2012

APWU Must Enforce Limits on Use of PSEs, Clerk Officers Declare

APWU national and local officers must work together to step up enforcement of restrictions on the use of Postal Support Employees (PSEs), Clerk Craft Director Rob Strunk said in a Sept. 14 memo.

News Article | September 12, 2012

PRC Dismisses APWU Complaint

The Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) has dismissed a complaint filed by the APWU alleging that the USPS violated federal law when it began implementing a plan to eliminate half of the nation’s mail processing plants before the PRC issued an Advisory Opinion on the plan.

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 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 3, 2012

e-Team Report, Sept. 3, 2012

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

News Article | August 31, 2012

Follow the Contract; Save America’s Postal Service

Delegates to the APWU National Convention condemned USPS management for their failure to adhere to the terms of the 2010 Collective Bargaining Agreement and for their dismal response to the agency’s congressionally-manufactured financial crisis. ALSO: At pre-convention meetings, Guffey reported that...

News Article | August 31, 2012

Union Workers and 9-11

Following the horrific events of Sept. 11, 2001, the nation paid tribute to the workers who faced unimaginable danger when they responded to the terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people. Three hundred fortythree firefighters and 72 police officers were among those who lost their lives, and...

News Article | August 23, 2012

Ed Schultz: ‘Most Dishonest Campaign Ever’

Ed Schultz, host of the Ed Show on MSNBC, and the best friend postal workers have on television today, addressed the delegates on Day 4 of the National Convention. ALSO: Delegates to USPS Board of Governors: Honor Our Contract, Save the Postal Service. AND: Postal Workers Around the World Stand In S...

News Article | August 22, 2012

APWU Endorses Barack Obama

Delegates to the APWU’s 21st Biennial Convention voted unanimously on Wednesday to endorse President Barack Obama for a second term. ALSO: Delegates Approve  Changes to APWU Constitution.

News Article | August 21, 2012

Rep. Danny Davis: If We Fight, We Win!

In an inspirational speech Aug. 19, Rep. Danny K. Davis (D-IL) urged union members to fight back against “evil-doers” who would destroy the Postal Service and send the nation back to a dark time when most workers had no rights and few prospects for achieving the American Dream. ALSO: Delegates Debat...

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”.

News Article | August 19, 2012

APWU, USPS to Begin Testing Electronic Grievance Program

The union and management are beginning to test the electronic transmission of grievance appeals, union information requests and other related documents and correspondence, Industrial Relations Director Mike Morris has announced.

News Article | August 18, 2012

COLA Increase

APWU members will receive a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) of $375 per year in September 2013, in accordance with the 2010-2015 Collective Bargaining Agreement.