Updates NALC files comments on Postal Service’s proposed rule affecting mail-in ballots NALC participates in second House Congressional Postal Caucus roundtable Collective-Bargaining Conference gives members insight into negotiations Tune in to Part 2 of the Members Only collective-bargaining update livestream... NALC, USPS head to mediation on new collective-bargaining agreement Tune in to the Members Only collective-bargaining update livestream Friday at...

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About: The National Association of Letter Carriers is the sole representative of city delivery letter carriers employed by the U.S. Postal Service. Since it was founded in Milwaukee in 1889, the NALC has had a long and distinguished history of defending the rights of letter carriers before abusive supervisors, unfair presidential administrations and indifferent Congresses. NALC is the only force that fights to protect the interests of city letter carriers. But NALC’s real strength, power and representation start at the local level, with members belonging to more than 2,000 locals, known as branches, throughout the country. Here, local shop stewards and local branch officers work tirelessly to protect letter carriers and to make sure postal management abides by the national collective-bargaining agreement, as well as to assist carriers navigate the workers’ compensation process in the event that they’re injured on the job.