This is what’s happening at LAX-ISC in Los Angeles. It affects all 3 tours and includes both Clerks and Mail Handlers. Employees had recently been instructed to clock on to 546 / Standby Operation 340 and sit in a room.
Well, here we go again, although they’re not calling it NRP, it feels the same. Can anyone give me some info/advice or correct procedure to deal with being put on what management calls 546/ Standby Operation 340? At my facility, management is going after employees that have work restrictions/limitations and not allowing us to work…
Decision Due by June 19 Web News Article #: 117-14 June 13, 2014 – APWU members who are potential participants in the settlement of a class-action discrimination case against the Postal Service must make a decision by June 19, but they should exercise caution in doing so, warns Human Relations Director Sue Carney. The Equal…
On May 5, 2014, the Postal Service mailed to Pittman (aka Walker) EEO class members a Claim Form and Release. Buried in the Release are some severe consequences to be aware of. Pittman EEO class members consist of disabled employees in permanent rehabilitation assignments/limited duty positions whose duty hours during the period from 3-24-2000 to…
