News & information
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The Postal Record
Published monthly since 1888—before the NALC was founded—The Postal Record is received by every member of the NALC. The magazine presents the union's agenda on political, legislative, labor and workplace issues. It also explains how members can help make their union stronger, their Postal Service better and their country more responsive to the needs of working people.
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NALC Bulletin
The NALC Bulletin provides the latest information on the status of key legislation, major arbitration decisions and special activities of the union. The Bulletin is published as needed. Approximately 13,000 copies of the Bulletin are mailed to branch officials and shop stewards for posting on NALC bulletin boards at postal stations.
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Pay table, COLA info and annuity projections
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Latest News and Updates
NALC mourns passing of Rep. Gerry Connolly
"Congressman Connolly was a true champion for letter carriers and all federal employees."
Update on anti-privatization resolution and postal retirement benefit cuts; take action now
Ask your representative co-sponsor H.Res. 70 and oppose cuts to postal retirement benefits.
Letters of demand for health benefits premium related indebtedness
NALC Headquarters has been made aware of some of our members receiving invoices from USPS regarding non-payment of health benefit premiums.
NALC participates in Capitol Hill roundtable on reconciliation provisions attacking letter carrier retirement benefits
Today, NALC President Brian L. Renfroe participated in a Capitol Hill roundtable focusing on provisions set to be included in the budget reconciliation package that targets federal and postal employees' retirement benefits.
NALC statement on the reported selection of David P. Steiner to lead USPS
NALC strongly condemns the reported selection of David P. Steiner to lead the Postal Service. Steiner comes directly from service on FedEx’s board of directors, presenting a clear conflict of interest.
