NAPS Approves USPS EAS Pay Decision Thru May 22, 2026
NAPS HQ has received the final Pay Decision from the USPS.
NAPS HQ has received the final Pay Decision from the USPS.
The cuts to the postal and federal workforce total about $50.9 billion over the next decade.
Employees will be able to elect an FSA account under lnspira Financial during the 2024 Open Season. Additionally, employees will be reintroduced to the use of a debit card for quick payment of eligible FSA expenses.
Demings would immediately succeed Hajjar. Inasmuch as the other two seats are vacant, Walsh and Zollars would also be seated immediately.
From: Lamont Brooks <lbrooks@apwu.org> Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2023 12:26 PM To: Clerk Division NBA <ClerkDivisionNBA@apwu.org> Cc: Clerk Department <ClerkDepartment@apwu.org> Subject: Fwd: [EXTERNAL] Fwd: EAS Performing Craft Work Involving New EAS Positions To be clear, we have no authority over NAPS‘ ability to negotiate a permanent supervisor position. We do have the authority to challenge … Read more
These trifold brochures will be mailed to all USPS employees and retirees on July 1, 2023. These provide information on Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) for employees and annuitants. This information is also posted on the Members Benefits page here. PSHB Annuitants Trifold – July 2023 PHSB Employees Trifold – July 2023 See the previous newsbreak … Read more
By Dan Mooney – February 13, 2023 North Central Area Vice President As the famous broadcaster Paul Harvey said, “And now you know the rest of the story.” For months and months and months now, EAS employees have been asked and mandated to perform craft work, be it sorting parcels or casing and delivering rural … Read more
January 30, 2023 Two key legislative priorities for the National Association of Postal Supervisors were introduced on Janaury 27. The first bill, H.R. 594, focuses on providing EAS level postal employees with procedural fairness during periodic pay talks. The second bill, H.R. 595, seeks to provide thousands of postal managers with the right to appeal … Read more