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(This article appears in the January/February 2015 issue of the American Postal Worker Magazine)
Tony D. McKinnon Sr., Industrial Relations Director
Negotiations for the next collective bargaining agreement (CBA) are scheduled to begin in mid-February, and the Industrial Relations Department has been busy researching material and developing strategies for contract talks. Read More...
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From APWU Web Site For Immediate Release
01/06/2015 - The nation will benefit from the departure of Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe. In his short tenure, Donahoe has led an all-out assault on the nation’s Postal Service. He has shuttered hundreds of mail processing facilities, slashed hours at thousands of neighborhood post offices, and sold priceless postal real estate. Read More...
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From APWU Web Site For Immediate Release
01/05/2015 - Where is it? Why hasn’t it arrived? Beginning this week, these questions will be asked by millions of Americans who will wonder why their prescription drugs, their church bulletin, their paycheck, and other important correspondence haven’t been delivered. Read More...
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Web News Article #: 226-2014
12/08/2014 - The APWU reached a $56 million settlement with the USPS on Dec. 5 to resolve a long-standing dispute over postmasters and supervisors in small offices performing bargaining unit work. Read More...
Download:
 Global Settlement Remedy Agreement.pdf
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Three champions of a strong, public Postal Service gave impassioned speeches against the consolidation of mail processing plants on the floor of the Senate on Dec. 4. Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT), Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) called for a moratorium on plant closures.
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This Saturday, Dec. 6, 2014, is St. Luke's 17th Annual Holiday Gift Fair. Our own Wanda Wroten will be attending this fair and selling some wonderful gift items that she and her mother have made. It should be a fun time for all featuring:
Crafts for sell from local vendors and craftspeople.
Food and drink concessions.
Christmas tree sells.
Free Holiday Concerts. Read More...
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