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NALC, USPS Reach Tentative National Agreement
11.25.2020 -
NALC reports: "The 2019 National Agreement will last 44 months, covering the
period from September 20, 2019, to May 20, 2023. The agreement provides four
annual general wage increases and seven cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs). In
addition, effective Nov. 19, 2022, a new top step (Step P) will be added to the
career letter carrier pay scales, which will be $444 annually greater than Step
O. The agreement also provides for the automatic conversion of city carrier
assistants (CCAs) to career status no later than after 24 months of relative
standing, providing full fringe benefits and peace of mind to non-career
carriers. It also maintains existing protections against subcontracting and
layoffs." -
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Postmaster General Previews New Reforms as USPS
Announces $9B Loss for 2020
11.14.2020 -
GovExec reports: "With the spotlight of the 2020 election behind him,
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy will seek to reinstitute operational and
workforce changes that he said are necessary to put USPS on firmer financial
footing." -
DeJoy Teases Service Overhaul as USPS Parcel Volume Grows
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Linns: Postal Service losses increase to $9.2 billion -
The USPS Lost $9 Billion. Here's Why That Matters -
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USPS Reports Fiscal Year 2020 Results
11.13.2020 -
PR Newswire reports: "As a result of the pandemic, and to a lesser extent,
secular mail declines, the Postal Service's volume from mail services, its
largest sales category, declined significantly for the full year, as First-Class
Mail declined 2.3 billion pieces, or 4.2 percent, and Marketing Mail declined
11.5 billion pieces, or 15.2 percent. Mail volume began to show slight
improvement in the last few weeks of the year, although this was driven in part
by the temporary surge in political and election mail associated with the recent
general election cycle. Net loss for the year was $9.2 billion, an increase of
$363 million compared to 2019. Controllable loss was $3.8 billion, an increase
of $334 million compared to the prior year." -
COVID-19 Weighs on Postal Finances -
USPS Offers Congress, Biden administration a shot at long-term postal reform -
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Crowds Cheer Postal Workers After Biden Announced
Winner
11.08.2020 -
PostalMag.com reports: The news broke on the streets at about 11:00AM
on Saturday, November 7th that news organizations had announced Joe Biden as
winner of the 2020 presidential election. In major cities, people took to the
streets to celebrate, and some postal workers found themselves in the middle of
the celebrations. -
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USPS
employee reports seven foot tall red-eyed creature at O'Hare Airport |
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Supervisors
be like... you didn't curb your wheels @mailmanproblems |
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COVID-19 |
APWU
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Leave for Childcare
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Temporary Additional Paid Leave for PSEs |
NALC
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Rolando Statement (April 25) (PDF)
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Rolando Statement (April 17) (PDF)
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Sick
Leave for Dependent Care (PDF)
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Temporary
Additional Paid Leave for
CCAs (PDF)
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7:01 Rule (PDF) |
NPMHU
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Extension of MOUs (May 22) (PDF)
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COVID-19 FAQ
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Sick
Leave for Dependent Care (PDF)
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Temporary Additional Paid Leave (PDF) |
NRLCA
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Sick Leave for Dependent Care (PDF)
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Temporary Additional Paid Leave for RCAs |
COVID-19 Resources
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CDC FAQ
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COVID-19 Dashboard John Hopkins |
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"Stand Back" sign for postal vehicles, by AngryMan (not
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