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New episode of You Are the Current Resident: NALC's Collective Bargaining History
In the latest episode of You Are the Current Resident, we dive into NALC's pivotal collective bargaining history with former Chief of Staff Jim Sauber. Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts!
Senate passes Social Security Fairness Act; sent to President Biden’s desk
Today, in a 76-20 vote, the Senate passed the Social Security Fairness Act (H.R. 82).
Update from Ballot Committee on contract ratification election - 12-19-24
"We have also been made aware of a few locations in which ballots have yet to be delivered by USPS. It is anticipated that ballots in these locations will be delivered by early next week"
Senate scheduled to vote on H.R. 82 next week; please call your senators
The Senate is scheduled to begin consideration of the Social Security Fairness Act (H. R. 82) next week.
NALC Bulletin
Contract ratification ballots mailed
Virtual Rap Session now available
Important information on the 2023-2026 Tentative Agreement.
Update from Ballot Committee on contract ratification election
The 15-member Ballot Committee, chaired by Paul Roznowski of Branch 3126, Royal Oak, MI, has released the following statement.
NALC and other unions rally to urge Senate to pass H.R. 82
Today, NALC joined other unions at a rally outside of the Capitol to call on the Senate to pass the Social Security Fairness Act (H.R. 82).
New projected pay tables, entire Tentative Agreement, and Summary of Changes now available
The complete tentative National Agreement, the booklet containing the changes, the summary of the changes, as well as the projected pay tables showing the new salaries and pay rates if the agreement is ratified are now available.
NALC Chief of Staff Kori Blalock Keller named a top lobbyist for sixth consecutive year
“Our union is fortunate to have a professional with Kori’s talent, dedication, and work ethic representing letter carriers and continuing to grow our influence in the federal government,” NALC President Brian Renfroe said.