News & information
April 2025

The Postal Record, Vol. 138, No. 4
Cover story
- Arbitrator Nolan issues award, sets terms of 2023-2026 National Agreement
News and features
- Taking our fight nationwide
- Workers Memorial Day a reminder to fight for workers’ rights and safety
- Senate introduces anti-privatization resolution
- DeJoy’s exit and DOGE at USPS
- Federal workforce attacks begin
- Stalled heat safety rule in jeopardy at DOL
- Executive order issued limiting ballot access
- Equal COLA Act reintroduced in House and Senate
- PRO Act reintroduced
- EAP offers help when you need it most
- NALC Hero of the Year Awards
- Final preparations underway for food drive
- USPS uniform program for city carriers
- Positive news items about letter carriers and the mail
- Monthly columns by national officers and staff members
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Audiobook
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President’s Message
Our fight on multiple fronts
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Arbitrator Nolan issues award, sets terms of 2023-2026 National Agreement
Highlights of the contract, which covers the period from May 21, 2023, to May 22, 2026
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Workers Memorial Day a reminder to fight for workers’ rights and safety
The day is a time to mourn and reflect, of course, but also to renew our call for safety in the workplace
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Taking our fight nationwide
NALC holds a national day of action and participates in a National Press Club event as letter carriers continue to fight like hell on many fronts
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News from Washington
Senate introduces anti-privatization resolution; DeJoy’s exit and DOGE at USPS; Federal workforce attacks begin; Stalled heat safety rule in jeopardy at DOL; Executive order issued limiting ballot access; More
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EAP offers help when you need it most
Stress from work or home can make coping difficult for a letter carrier or family member. Fortunately, the U.S. Postal Service provides a resource for facing life’s many challenges—EAP
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NALC Heroes of the Year
The union recognizes heroic letter carriers for their bravery and for going above and beyond on their routes and in their communities
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Final preparations underway for food drive
Letter carriers are preparing for the Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive—the largest single-day food drive in the country—to be held on Saturday, May 10
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USPS uniform program for city carriers
How the Postal Service uniform program works for both CCAs and career carriers
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Carriers and the mail make news online
Mail-centered stories that have appeared on social media and online news sites recently
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Veterans Group
What’s offered in the NALC Veterans Guide and Veteran profile: Mark Nembhard
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Executive Vice President
Formulating work rule proposals during collective bargaining
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Vice President
All hands on deck
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Secretary-Treasurer
Branch audits: A guide for trustees
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Assistant Secretary-Treasurer
Save our Service
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Director of City Delivery
Mercedes Benz eSprinter pilot test
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Director of Safety and Health
A president’s power is not absolute
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Director of Retired Members
Social Security benefits based on your spouse
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Director of Life Insurance
MBA representatives
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Director, Health Benefits
Vacation preparation, statistics and 2025 NALC HBP seminar
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Contract Talk
Safety blitzes, street supervision and disciplinary action
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Workers’ Compensation
Emotional injuries and OWCP, Part 1
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Monthly CSRS annuity payments
for letter carriers who retire on May 1, 2025
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Monthly FERS annuity payments
for letter carriers who retire on May 1, 2025
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Letter from the Editor
Reflections on recent events in the nation’s capital