Saving the U.S. Postal Service – Published on Jan 9, 2015 In Ask Ed Live, Ed Schultz explains the need for the President to defend the U.S. Postal Service to help save the institution. Plus, Ed breaks down the need for smart reporting in sensitive situations.
(January 8, 2015) The USPS data breach that took place in November could have been orchestrated primarily for financial gains, indicated the investigators. USPS Chief Human Resources Officer Jeffrey Williamson confirmed that data stored in âa file relating to injury compensation claimsâ was illegally accessed and siphoned-off by hackers. Health information of as many as…
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The table below indicates the date and corresponding pay period in which locals and state organizations can expect headquarters to deposit the Dues Check Off (DCO) rebate monies via Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT). via 2015 Dues Disbursement Schedule | APWU.
Web News Article #: 001-2015 01/09/2015 – Training for the unionâs campaign to win a good contract got underway for locals in the APWUâs Western Region on Jan. 6, and participants left the two-day session downright excited about the possibilities. âI have to admit I was apprehensive at first, but came out more enthusiastic than…
Web News Article #: 002-2015 01/08/2015 – A little-noticed OIG report bolsters the unionâs position that mail processing plants are crucial to Postal Service operations and should not be privatized. Many Americans view the Postal Service as having only two components: those who deliver mail and those who assist you at the window, the Dec….
By Elaine Thompson – January 8, 2015 SHREWSBURY â Hundreds of employees at the Central Massachusetts Processing and Distribution Center will have to reapply for jobs elsewhere when services at the facility are consolidated with two others, a USPS spokeswoman said Thursday. John H. Flattery, president of the American Postal Workers Union, AFL-CIO Local 4553,…
Five actions, multiple arrests, no trials More actions planned to defend the postal service Immediate Release, January 8, 2015 For the fifth time in two years, the âpostal defendersâ won a reprieve yesterday. County Judge Eric Bergstrom dismissed criminal charges in a civil disobedience protest case which was over a year old, saying the seven…
