Postal employees ring Nasdaq’s closing bell

New York area postal employees ring the closing bell at the Nasdaq stock exchange Dec. 21, led by Northeast Area VP Ed Phelan Jr., who is standing in the center.

Several Postal Service employees from the New York area helped ring the closing bell at the Nasdaq stock exchange Dec. 21.

The group included employees who performed heroic acts, including Morristown, NJ, Letter Carrier Lorenzo Clark; Ansonia, CT, Letter Carrier Kareem Copeland Sr.; Queens, NY, Letter Carrier Boi Zhu Huan; Brooklyn, NY, Letter Carrier Shaun Mitcham and Customer Services Supervisor Sandra Penick; and New York City Custodian Carmelo Quinones Jr.

The employees’ acts of heroism included rescuing children trapped in a fire, reuniting a lost child with his mother, helping a customer who fell outside her home and foiling a cross-country money scam.

The group also included New York area employees involved with Operation Santa, a national program that allows individuals and groups to grant the holiday wishes of people in need.

Northeast Area VP Ed Phelan Jr., who led the bell-ringing ceremony, said all of the honorees “inspired co-workers with boundless energy and a joyful attitude that comes with being postal proud.”

Source: USPS News Link

One thought on “Postal employees ring Nasdaq’s closing bell

  1. Union and NAME of Local/Branch
    APWU - Santa Anna
    Oh, how nice! Consorting with the same Wall Street Instrumentality whose sole goal is to drive the rod up every working person’s you know what! They “done it” before and after 2008 (now). Consorting working class people are being complicit with the purveyors of monumental evil.

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