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News Article | May 23, 2024
Understanding “Financialization” and How to Defeat It
What is “financialization” and why is it detrimental to the working class? The Campaign for Postal Banking explores this topic and the importance of responsible and sustainable financial services.
News Article | May 23, 2024
Election 2024: Your Ballot’s in the Mail
This year will be a critical one for Vote-by-Mail advocates as we approach the 2024 Presidential Elections. Learn more about its impact in previous elections and the threats that remain to its existence.
News Article | May 21, 2024
The Maintenance Division and the Article 12 Notification Process
Maintenance Craft Director Idowu Balogun provides information on the Article 12 notification process, and the steps required in our Collective Bargaining Agreement prior to excessing.
News Article | May 21, 2024
Solidarity Is The Antidote to a Toxic Workplace
As the “Chief Spokesperson” for the 2024 contract negotiations, I have both a huge and humbling task. The outcome of negotiations, whether through a voluntary agreement or through a contract imposed upon us by an interest arbitration panel, will have a direct effect on 200,000 postal employees cover...
News Article | May 21, 2024
Keeping Postal Workers Safe: A Guide to Heat Safety
As temperatures rise, postal workers are at risk of experiencing heat related illnesses. Here are some guidelines to help keep you safe, identify symptoms, and take the necessary precautions to minimize the effects of working in hot weather conditions.
News Article | May 20, 2024
You Have Power as a Postal Worker and as a Customer
“We can’t afford to lose our very important public Postal Service.” Vice President Debby Szeredy shares information on how postal workers and customers can utilize our power to preserve the public Postal Service.
News Article | May 20, 2024
Understanding the Travel and Expense, and Other Important Policies, at the Local and State Level
Secretary-Treasurer Liz Powell explains important Travel and Expense policies for locals as required by APWU National Constitution Article 16 “Compliance at the state and local level”.
News Article | May 20, 2024
The Union Keeps Us Strong
In the face of our upcoming contract fight and corporate greed, APWU President Dimondstein reminds members, “the best investment workers make is with each other through our union."
News Article | May 20, 2024
Testimonials: See What Our Members Are Saying!
“On behalf of everyone at the APWU Health Plan, we are grateful for the trust and loyalty that you have given us, and we are committed to continuing to support your health and wellness journey.” - APWU Health Plan Director Sarah J. Rodriguez
News Article | May 20, 2024
USPS Claim of Outstanding Debts from Retired Employees
Retirees have a right to file a grievance when they become aware of an alleged outstanding debt owed to the USPS.
News Article | May 20, 2024
Forging Stronger Union Bonds: Empowering Locals Through Training and Advocacy
Human Relations Director Daleo Freeman highlights the initiatives of the Human Relations Department in the pursuit of stronger union bonds and enhanced member empowerment.
News Article | May 20, 2024
Did You Know That Veterans Military and the Department of VA Medical Records Are Shared With Private Healthcare Providers Nationwide, Without Millions of Veterans’ Permission?
Devious laws created by the Trump-era VA Mission Act legally privatize VA health care while destroying federal government privacy laws for the release of military and medical records for millions of VA enrolled vets without their permission.
News Article | May 20, 2024
When We All Stand Together as Members of APWU, Our Voice is Stronger at the Negotiating Table
The 2024 “Building Union Power” national organizing drive is off to a strong start. But we are now in the final weeks. APWU members across the country have stood up and joined in this fight with innovative ideas for recruiting new members and growing our collective power as a union.
News Article | May 20, 2024
Identity Theft Is on the Rise
Research & Education Director Joyce B. Robinson shares information on the most common types of identity theft and the steps one can take to help combat them. Learn more:
News Article | May 20, 2024
Hatch (Act) a Plan to Get Involved This Election Season!
Legislative Director Judy Beard explains the Hatch Act, the law that regulates how federal employees take part in political activities.