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The printed version of the 2019 Letter Carrier Resource Guide is now available to order
The 2019 Letter Carrier Resource Guide, a comprehensive guide for every letter carrier, combines, updates, and replaces the 2016 City Carrier Assistant Resource Guide and the 2014 Letter Carrier’s Guide.
Update on NALC’s Case Consolidation Lawsuit
U.S. District Court Judge James E. Boasberg heard arguments today
U.S. to remain in the Universal Postal Union
Delegates to a Special Congress of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) reached an agreement on reforms
Postal Facts: September 23rd, 2019
Chief of Staff Jim Sauber is quoted in Barron's and Branch 2502 Trustee Lloyd Bell is quoted in the Las Vegas Review-Journal
NALC reaches impasse with the Postal Service in negotiations for a new collective-bargaining agreement
On Sept. 20, 2019, negotiations for a new collective-bargaining agreement between NALC and USPS came to an impasse. The current collective-bargaining agreement remains in force pending final resolution of the parties’ collective-bargaining dispute.
NALC responds to Tropical Storm Imelda
To our brothers and sisters in the impacted areas that have been affected by Tropical Storm Imelda, we need your help to make sure that we are notified of the needs of our membership in this area.
NALC and the labor movement fight for human rights
The Solidarity Without Borders initiative will bring labor leaders from around the country to the border to shine a light on the plight of families seeking asylum or facing deportation and to bring attention to the conditions in U.S. detention facilities.
Updated: Postal Facts: Sept 9, 2019
EVP Brian Renfroe spoke at the Washington, DC ceremony/mural unveiling honoring longtime letter carrier and renowned jazz musician Buck Hill
Letter carrier Mary Granados killed in Odessa, Texas
"We are deeply saddened by the senseless murder of Odessa, TX Branch 3964 letter carrier Mary Granados," NALC President Fredric Rolando said.
NALC files Lawsuit on Consolidated Casing Initiative
NALC today filed a lawsuit against the Postal Service in the federal district court in Washington D.C.