The USPS is once again starting their attempts to get their employees āengagedā. It is Postal Pulse time again! Most likely you have received emails, direct mailings, stand-up talks, and have seen wall postings encouraging you to take the survey. The APWU wants to remind all employees that we advise against participating in surveys that…
From: Lamont Brooks <lbrooks@apwu.org> Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 10:17 PM To: Clerk Division NBAs Cc: Regional Coordinators Subject: MRC Surveys No No No to All Surveys/Focus Groups/Interviews Warning! Warning! Warning! Warning! Subject: Urgent Do Not Respond to MRC Survey Please share with your APWU local/state officers, stewards and mailing requirement clerks. Completing these surveys/interviews…
Web News Article #: 200-2015 10/21/2015 – The APWU is urging union members to refrain from participating in āfocus groupsā on Postal Pulse employee opinion surveys. The union opposes the Postal Pulse and other employee opinion surveys because management has a history of using the results of such surveys against workers during contract negotiations and…
(April 6, 2015) USPS employees across the nation contributed to the launch of the Postal Pulse, although one group in Nebraska played a special role. The Omaha P&DC processed all the surveys sent to employees. The surveys were mailed as approximately 17,800 single pieces, 9,800 boxes and 8,600 flat-rate envelopes. āWe planned ahead of time,…
April 1, 2015 Last week I wrote a post about the Postal Serviceās new employee survey, Postal Pulse.Ā The Pulse replaces the Voice of the Employee (VOE), which the Postal Service has been using for the past 17 years. Ā The Pulse is now being administered to over 600,000 postal workers, and the Postmaster General is…
03/09/2015 – APWU members are invited to join President Mark Dimondstein for a Town Hall Call on March 19, to discuss our fight to win a good contract and protect our public Postal Service. The call is expected to last approximately 25 minutes. To participate, APWU members must register online by 6 p.m. on March…
