More APWU, USPS Tentative Contract Highlights

March 14, 2011 by
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APWU, USPS Tentative Contract Agreement Highlights
This is a PowerPoint version converted to PDF format with more highlights of the tentative agreement.

More APWU, USPS Contract Agreement Highlights

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10 Comments on More APWU, USPS Tentative Contract Highlights

  1. Ruby Harrison on Mon, 14th Mar 2011 11:29 pm

    2. I am definitely satisified with the tentative APWU contract. It could ve better, but these are hard time. Some of our brothers and sisters are not working at all. Others are working on lower wage jobs, with no protection in place. We are blessed to get a contract. Congratulations to all that worked on it on both Postal management and APWU side.

  2. Scab on Mon, 14th Mar 2011 11:42 pm

    3. Vote NO!

  3. cgc on Tue, 15th Mar 2011 5:55 am

    4. vote yes

  4. Been There on Tue, 15th Mar 2011 2:26 pm

    5. Am I going to be forced into working a “non-traditional” schedule, say, 4 10hr days. I have a two hour commute because of excessing. Excessing has already screwed thousands of workers. The last contract said no excessing over 50 miles, yet that didn’t stop them.

  5. Mack the Knife on Tue, 15th Mar 2011 6:37 pm

    6. I wouldn’t mind trying 4 10′s!

  6. Been There on Tue, 15th Mar 2011 6:47 pm

    7. And what the hell is the difference between a postal facility and a postal installation?

  7. mid night oil on Tue, 15th Mar 2011 11:49 pm

    8. go ahead vote yes i am buying stock in ky jelly you will need it to get you`re head outta someone`s #$% or ur own

  8. Ed on Wed, 16th Mar 2011 1:42 pm

    9. It’s like, here we go again same scenio. Yes, everything is hurting in this world. But, my 19 yrs in the USPS, I’ ve seen nothing but decline in the USPS and the UNION. I have a seen a decline in my wages, because of mail counts changed to different times of the year (who agreed to that one!) It took me 10 years to get a LLV reestablished on the rural route. What a plan? I have nothing but LEFT OVER equipment from the PAST 30 years to work with. That’s makes me feel good everyday. I do work with the best in the company. That makes the job doable. We do expect a vision from leaders, this has been lacking. And in return we the RURAL CARRIERS TAKE A LICKING. BUT I STILL FEEL OUR FUTURE WILL BE BRIGHTER WITH ALL THAT HAS GONE WRONG. A LEADER WILL COME ALONG!

  9. Ed on Wed, 16th Mar 2011 2:20 pm

    10. It’s like, here we go again same scenio. Yes, everything is hurting in this world. But, my 19 yrs in the USPS, I’ ve seen nothing but decline in the USPS and the UNION. I have a seen a decline in my wages, because of mail counts changed to different times of the year (who agreed to that one!) It took me 10 years to get a LLV reestablished on the rural route. What a plan? I have nothing but LEFT OVER equipment from the PAST 30 years to work with. That makes me feel good everyday. I do work with the best in the company. That makes the job doable. We do expect a vision from leaders, this has been lacking. And in return we the RURAL CARRIERS TAKE A LICKING. BUT I STILL FEEL OUR FUTURE WILL BE BRIGHTER WITH ALL THAT HAS GONE WRONG. A LEADER WILL COME ALONG!

  10. another not sure on Thu, 17th Mar 2011 9:23 am

    11. Does anyone else that has been with usps for a long time feel that we have been sold out for the newer people because that is where the union is going to get there security?????