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NYC MAY DAY 2026: We Will Not Be Silent!
Friday, May 1, 4:00PM: Join the New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO; New York Immigration Coalition; union & community members from across the City to commemorate International Workers Day! May Day, or International Workers’ Day, is the day the world celebrates the bravery of workers throughout history who have sacrificed for safety, dignity, and justice on the job. We’re united in our resolve to fight for a better future for ALL workers abroad and at home, including
Francesca Adams
Apr 161 min read


USPS Temporary Suspension of FERS Employer Contributions
Good Morning APWU Family: The attached Mandatory Stand-up Talk and FERS Frequently Asked Questions Talking Points are dated last week but were just received from USPS management a short while ago. The Stand-up Talk is referred to by the USPS as its “cash conservation plan” but calling it what it is, it’s the USPS intention to temporarily suspend the Employer contribution to the defined benefit portion of FERS. As always, should you have any questions please feel free t
Francesca Adams
Apr 141 min read


APWU Livestream on 4/14: USPS Finances and the Future of Our Public Postal Service
Dear Members, The headlines are frantic – the Postal Service is in jeopardy and could fail within a year. And now a new Executive Order on Vote-by-Mail is causing more concern. But what’s really going on? Is the Postal Service broke or is there hope? APWU is holding a livestream on Tuesday, April 14 at 7PM ET/4PM PT to answer your questions about the financial condition of the Postal Service. Will you join us? Viewers will then have the opportunity to ask President Smith que
Francesca Adams
Apr 31 min read


This Bill Has Nothing to Do with Saving America
Members, Don’t let the name “SAVE America Act” fool you. The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (S. 1383), also known as the SAVE America Act, does nothing to “save” America. In fact, this bill threatens our fundamental right to vote by making it significantly more difficult to register and vote in elections. If passed by the Senate and signed into law, this bill would: Implement very strict ID requirements when registering to vote A standard driver’s license or REA
Francesca Adams
Mar 301 min read
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