r/nalc
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When does the 60 day moratorium run out ?
Does the moratorium run out 60bdays fro May 22nd? then do we want for the Arbitrator to settle and we vote?
u/Zestyclose_Pepper126 — 3 days ago
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Sarah Cuello needs a minute of your time.
Sarah Cuello, NALC Branch 825, needs a minute of your day, your support, and you to Stand Up.
Sarah is running for one of the AFL-CIO Delegate positions that’ll be voted on at the 2026 NALC Convention this August in LA by your NALC Branch Delegate.
She’s running on the ‘Stand Up’ slate and wants to empower all NALC members to stand up and vote for the ‘Stand Up’ slate.
u/Eugene_Debs2026 — 3 days ago
We’re told to “Stand up and get active”, so we are.
The Next Generation Carriers podcast will be going live next Tuesday, 7/7 at 7:30 PM EST, to talk with members of the Stand Up Slate running for National AFL-CIO Delegate at the NALC Convention in Los Angeles.
NALC has 7 delegate positions for the AFLCIO 2030 Convention. We’re running 6 city carriers:
- Chris Persampieri
- Margo O’Neill
- John Murphy
- Sarah Cuello
- John Morris
- Josh Towne
We are running because these positions should be more than ceremonial.
Labor needs delegates who will stand up, organize, and fight for a real working-class platform: 1.) a 32-hour workweek with no loss in pay, 2.) single-payer healthcare, 3.) a workers’ party, 4.) taxing the rich.
Tune in next Tuesday and hear why we believe NALC should send fighting delegates to the AFL-CIO.
u/Eugene_Debs2026 — 5 days ago
Average pension
What is the average pension pay out our members are receiving assuming modest OT and 30 year minimum service time? I’m not sure I’m doing the formula correctly to figure out that leg of the stool so to speak.
u/That-guy-did-good — 11 days ago
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Postal Service faces backlash over voter data rule tied to mail ballot delivery
I'm really curious, as a former carrier and NALC member, what the union's position is on this issue?
u/LunarBistro — 11 days ago
William Boon part 2? 😂
William Boone having a 2 part interview with Rich Ray is comical. All you need is to listen to that guy for about 8 seconds to know that not only is he not qualified but he also isn’t getting many votes. Makes me wonder why Ray would have him back for a second time after the first agonizing 90 minute interview. I actually listened to the whole thing. My only conclusion is that it’s a tactic by the CLC. They just put Kosier out there for the position of director of health and safety. If Manny runs it will be a tough lift for Kosier who already failed at city the delivery gig. Maybe someone like Rolando will be running for city delivery and in that case the CLC is just shuffling their deck. So in turn they want to make sure that Boone isn’t around to even get 100 votes from Kosier because of razor thin margins he would have with Manny. All these election politics are fascinating to me. Now I’m hearing maybe Manny might be running for a different position. Maybe he’s running for city delivery. I did hear the other day Walton make a comment on his show how he made a call to Manny to get some HIPP information sent to him. This means at the very least there’s a cordial relationship there. I doubt Corey would put Kosier in a place to intentionally fail. Once again all fascinating.
u/Icy_Telephone_4915 — 14 days ago