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News Article | August 6, 2010

Department of Labor Files Motion To Consolidate USPS Electrical Safety Charges

The Department of Labor (DOL) is seeking to consolidate complaints regarding the Postal Service’s ongoing and systemic violations of safe electrical work practices, and has initiated settlement discussions with the Postal Service in an attempt to correct the hazards.

News Article | August 5, 2010

APWU Honors Soldier for Extraordinary Service

Kevin Imholte, son of Minneapolis Area Local activists Brenda and Vern Wellman, was presented with a silver medallion on behalf of the APWU for his extraordinary military service.

News Article | August 5, 2010

‘Ask a Working Woman’ Survey

Working women have important opinions about the economy, health care, balancing work and family responsibilities, and jobs — and union leaders want to hear them!

News Article | August 5, 2010

AFL-CIO Adopts Resolution To Save Saturday Mail Service

The AFL-CIO adopted a resolution written by the APWU in support of retaining six-day mail delivery at its Aug. 4 Executive Council meeting.

News Article | August 3, 2010

Norton Urges USPS Stamp Committee To Honor Members Killed in 2001 Anthrax Attack

Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) urged Postmaster General Potter and the Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Council to approve a commemorative postage stamp honoring the lives of two APWU members killed in the 2001 anthrax attacks.

News Article | August 3, 2010

OSHA Fines USPS For Safety Violations in Boston

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued the Postal Service nine “willful and serious” safety violations for exposing employees to electrical hazards at a Boston, MA postal facility.

News Article | July 30, 2010

OSHA Fines USPS For Safety Violations at Vermont P&DC

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) slammed the Postal Service with $420,000 in fines for willingly exposing employees to electrical hazards at the White River Junction Processing and Distribution Center (P&DC) in Vermont.

News Article | July 30, 2010

Two Congressional Panels Support Six-Day Service

Two congressional panels voted on July 29 to approve spending bills that would require the Postal Service to continue to provide mail delivery six days per week.

News Article | July 27, 2010

Locals Rally to Save Saturday Service

As part of a nationwide campaign, local union members across the country have ramped up the fight to Save Saturday Service, taking action to alert the public to the dangers of the Postal Service’s plans to eliminate Saturday delivery.

News Article | July 27, 2010

Convention Resolutions Updated

The union’s Constitution Committee has revised Resolution #6, which it offered for consideration by delegates to the APWU 20th Biennial National Convention.

News Article | July 22, 2010

Crucial Postal Bill Clears First Hurdle

Legislation to restore financial stability to the Postal Service cleared its first hurdle July 21 when the House postal oversight subcommittee approved H.R. 5746.

News Article | July 21, 2010

20 Years of Equal Rights in the Workplace

The APWU is marking the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with a proclamation of recommitment to the law’s goal.

News Article | July 19, 2010

Union Praises House Bill To Restore USPS Financial Stability

The APWU is praising a bill introduced by Rep. Stephen F. Lynch (D-MA), which is designed to restore financial stability to the Postal Service.

News Article | July 15, 2010

Union Urges Affected Workers To Complete NRP Questionnaire

To strengthen the fight against the Postal Service’s harsh National Reassessment Program (NRP), the APWU is encouraging limited-duty and permanent-rehabilitation employees to complete a questionnaire sponsored by a law firm that has filed a class-action complaint against the USPS.

News Article | July 12, 2010

Convention Resolutions Now Posted

Resolutions that will be considered by delegates to the APWU 20th Biennial National Convention are now posted [PDF-members only] online at www.apwu.org.