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Wage calculator now available
NALC has created a calculator to show how much more money you would be making upon implementation of the new pay rates and pay table modifications (within 180 days after ratification) as well as your total wage increase over the life of the agreement.
Remembering Former South Jersey Branch 908 President Steve Lipski
NALC is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former South Jersey Branch 908 President Steve Lipski on October 20, 2024.
Details of tentative agreement now available; dates set for informational rap sessions
NALC has created a comprehensive summary of the terms of the tentative agreement reached with the United States Postal Service.
NALC and USPS Reach Tentative Agreement
The National Association of Letter Carriers, AFL-CIO and the United States Postal Service have reached tentative agreement on a new collective-bargaining agreement for city letter carriers
NALC Bulletin
Congress moving toward discharging the Social Security Fairness Act; Open Season coming for new Postal Service Health Benefits Program; Letter carrier tells White House about working in extreme heat; more
Executive Council considers charge
On October 10, the NALC Executive Council met in Washington, DC to consider a charge initiated by an NALC member against Region 9 National Business Agent Eddie Davidson.
Update on contract negotiations - 10/5/24
Statement from President Brian L. Renfroe
September-October Postal Record available
Read the latest issue online.
NALC and USPS agree to MOU on the process for evaluating and adjusting routes moved to a sorting and delivery center (S&DC)
In January 2023, NALC and USPS agreed to a memorandum of understanding (MOU) regarding procedures to follow when city letter carrier assignments are permanently moved from an independent installation to a sorting and delivery center (S&DC).
Arbitrator Nolan renders decision on national-level LiteBlue hack grievance
On July 12, 2023, President Renfroe initiated a national-level grievance related to the theft of letter carrier wages by cybercriminals who were able to access the USPS Human Resources website, LiteBlue.