As the second session of the 117th Congress begins in what willlikely be a competitive election year, NALC remains focused onthe passage of the bipartisan Postal Service Reform Act (H.R. 3076/S. 1720), a bill that aims to provide financial and operational stability to the agency. Since the bill’s introduction in the House of Representatives and the Senate last year, both measures have continued to gain bipartisan support.

 

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The morning routine of estimating your workload for the dayis often difficult to do, even for experienced letter carriers. 

 

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Honoring heroic carriers

 

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Various news stories and interesting anecdotes that celebrateletter carriers and the mail have been appearing on social media.

 

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If it’s your birthday, your letter carrier probably won’t bake youa gourmet cake or play “Happy Birthday” on the violin—unless youare on Steven Guzman’s route. 

 

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It’s not too late to sign up to support the charity of your choicethrough the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) in 2022, but time isrunning out—the campaign season goes through Jan. 15

 

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Veteran shares the bounty of food with homeless people

 

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For as long as there has been a United States of America, and in facta year longer, the Post Office has been a vital federal agency,starting with the naming by Congress of Benjamin Franklin as the firstpostmaster general in 1775 and being inscribed in the Constitution in 1787.

 

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President Fredric Rolando announced the appointment ofthree new members for the NALC Executive Council.

 

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New year, same problems, more opportunities?

 

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