News & information
July 2013
The Postal Record, Vol. 126, No. 7
Cover story
- 2013 Food Drive + 74 million lbs.: It all adds up.
News and features
- The grievance procedure: How your contractual rights are enforced
- Politics threatens NLRB; Ricin threats cause concern
- No summer vacation for legislation
- Tornadoes rip through Oklahoma City, highlighting need for postal relief fund; Carrier returns to route after recovering from dog attack; Letter carrier struck, injured while unloading rear of LLV
- Going global: International shipping boosts USPS’ bottom line
- On site: The men and woman who take care of YOUR building; Two national disputes involving FMLA settled; The Sombrotto Branch
- Monthly columns by national officers and staff members
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President's Message
Delivering a national infrastructure bank...through the post office
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Tornadoes rip through Oklahoma CIty
When a storm like this hits, we must match its ferocity with our own generosity. Please contribute to the Postal Employees’ Relief Fund (PERF).
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Going Global: International shipping boosts USPS’ bottom line
Contained in the doom-and-gloom Postal Service financial reports are signs of growth, most notably in package delivery.
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No summer vacation for legislation
As Congress returned from Memorial Day recess, it might have appeared that most of its attention was focused not on USPS. But on June 13, House Oversight Chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA) released a “discussion draft” of a possible postal reform bill.
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The grievance procedure: How your contractual rights are enforced
Article 15 of our contract lays out the grievance-arbitration procedure that is used to resolve disputes.
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On site: The men and woman who take care of your HQ building
Its concrete footprint is six feet deep, which is deeper than most buildings, and many of its original systems lasted for 50 to 60 years, well beyond the norm. But it’s not just the building that’s built strong.
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Politics threatens NLRB
Also: Ricin threats cause concern.
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2013 Food Drive
74 million pounds—it all adds up.
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Executive Vice President
The Dispute Resolution Process
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Vice President
A day in the life
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Secretary Treasurer
Tracking membership and dues: A tough job getting tougher
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Assistant Secretary-Treasurer
There's no place like NALC's home
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Director of City Delivery
Das award implementation-task forces
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Contract Talk
M-01820 article 8 Task Force Equitability Test
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Director of Safety and Health
Park Points revisited
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Director of Retired Members
Retirement delays and sequestration
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Monthly CSRS annuity payments
for letter carriers who retire on Oct. 1, 2013
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FERS retirement benefits
for letter carriers who retire on Oct. 1, 2013
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Director of Life Insurance
One fewer bill to pay during retirement
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Director of Health Benefits
Personal health record
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MDA Coordinator
More than one way to make a difference
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Compensation
CCAs and on-the-jobs injuries
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Director of Education
Building CCAs into the union
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Letter from the Editor
Airing our message