The NAPS resident officers met on Friday, August 28, 2009 with Douglas A. Tulino, USPS Vice President, Labor Relations at 11:00 a.m. to discuss the final day of the restructuring prior to the implementation of the RIF on the remaining impacted EAS employees. Due to the diligence of the members of the NAPS executive board, […]
(Georgia) The Postal Service demoted Linda Parker from the position of Supervisor, Customer Services, EAS-17, to the position of PTF Clerk, PS-05, effective October 25, 2008. The Supervisor was charged with unsatisfactory performance and failure to follow instructions with respect to two specifications. The first concerned instructions from Parker’s supervisor to “perform a full office […]
From Postal Reporter reader Don Cheney “[T]he appellant has requested the Board to reconsider its determination in its previous decision that he is not entitled to pay for performance as part of the back pay to which the agency agreed. For the reasons stated below, the Board on reconsideration has determined that the appellant is […]
From the National Association of Postal Supervisors On Tuesday, June 9, 2009, the National Association of Postal Supervisors filed a motion in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia for the courts to enforce a prior court order originally issued on February, 17, 1977, that provided NAPS with the legal right to […]
Grievant, Matthew Ackah is a Letter Carrier at the Diamond Farms Post Office. Mr. Ackah filed a grievance about an alleged incident that occurred on Saturday, August 30,2008 between Mr. Ackah and his Supervisor, Mr. Hugo Aldana. Grievant asserts that Mr. Aldana told him to go back and get a gun because that is what […]
According to the National Association of Postmasters ocf the US (NAPUS): On April 10, 2009 Susan M. LaChance, Vice President Employee Development & Diversity, USPS notified the Managers, Human Resources, Area that the Associate Supervisor Program (ASP) is being canceled because of the current business conditions.
Excerpts from the National Association of Postal Supervisors Legislative & Regulatory Update: “NAPS President Keating called upon the Postal Service to strip away top levels of management and take other cost-cutting moves, during testimony before a House subcommittee on Wednesday. His comments came during a hearing of the House federal workforce and postal oversight […]
According to the National Association of Postal Supervisors: NAPS Headquarters today requested our attorneys to prepare a lawsuit against the Postal Service on the representation of EAS employees. One issue behind the lawsuit is the denial of NAPS representation to our EAS employees at Shared Services in Greensboro.
Source: National Association of Postal Supervisors (NAPS) Legislative and Regulatory Update – January 26, 2009 (NAPS.org) Rumors have been swirling throughout the Postal Service in recent weeks about big changes coming: significant plant consolidations, area and district staffing reductions, craft work-hour cutbacks, the list goes on. The Postal Service has remained mum about these […]
APWU President WIlliamBurrus Update Significant Changes Expected; Sacrifices Must Be Shared, Burrus Says Over the past several months I have attempted to alert APWU members to the financial crisis that is confronting the Postal Service, and the substantial impact it will have upon postal employees. Although some in the postal community dismissed my warnings as […]