Contract Negotiations Kick Off Rally,
Monday, June 25, 7PM EST

Catch the livestream on APWU.org!

On June 25, the day before contract negotiations begin, APWU leaders, members and our allies will rally at 7 pm at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC, the site of negotiations.

APWU members and our families can follow the livestream of this event at APWU.org. June 25 at 7 pm is also a great time to host a watch party so co-workers, friends and family can tune in to the action at the Mayflower Hotel.

Join us as we kick off the fight for good jobs, a good contract, and quality service. Visit APWU.org to view the livestream, and for information on access via additional devices and platforms.

June 26 is a big day for hundreds of thousands of postal workers and our families. It’s the opening day of contract negotiations for our new collective bargaining agreement.

June 26 is a day to stand up, speak out and show pride in our union and solidarity with our bargaining team.

Let’s all wear our stickers, showing we are “Fighting Today for a Better Tomorrow.”

APWU is fighting for decent pay raises and to protect our COLA. We are focused on job security by defending our no lay-off protections, limiting subcontracting of our work, renewing the 50-mile limit on excessing and expanding postal services.

We want to bridge the gap between divisive and unfair multi-tiered pay scales and increase the number of career employees. We will strive to improve rights and benefits of both PSEs and PTFs.

Our union will also seek to address management’s lack of safety enforcement and an increasingly hostile work environment, often connected to a lack of proper staffing.

The USPS agenda is very different: the lowest pay increase they can get away with, eliminate the COLA, take away our no lay-off protections, and add more low-wage tiers to the workforce.

The battle lines are drawn in this set of negotiations. Wear your sticker and let your co-workers, and management know that you are standing up for good jobs, a good contract and quality service for postal customers.

Source: APWU