NALC Route Protection Pocket Handbook

Reviving Unionism inside the NALC w/ Joe Burns

Time: 8pm EST

Location: ZOOM REGISTRATION

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Next Generation Carriers and guests  are individual union members speaking in a personal capacity and they do not represent the views of the NALC, the United States Postal Service, or any other entity that is spoken on this program.

Wednesday, September 3rd the NALC Executive Council met to discuss the dispute resolution process and preparations for the next round of collective bargaining.

Business Agent Mike Caref of Region 3 Illinois came onto our podcast to break down that meeting for the general membership of the NALC.

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Roundtable of various NALC members that attended their Texas State Association Convention.

The 2018 NALC Guide to Route Inspections

00:15:23 - Principles of Route Inspections(Section One)

00:39:27 - Before the Week of Count and Inspection(Section Two)

01:10:47 - During the Week of Count and Inspection(Section Three)

01:50:47 - After the Week of Count and Inspection(Section Four)

02:10:59 - Carrier Consultations(Section Five)

02:32:41 - Route Adjustments(Section Six)

03:00:33 - Route Adjustment Review Requirements(Section Seven)

On May 15, 2025, nearly 800 healthcare workers at Butler Hospital, a major psychiatric hospital serving the region, launched an open-ended unfair labor practice (ULP) strike.

Represented by SEIU 1199 New England, these workers include mental health staff, food service workers, nurses, call center staff, therapists, clerical staff, and more.

The strike was authorized by an overwhelming majority: 91% of the workers at Butler participated in the strike authorization vote. 99% of the voting membership voted in favor to authorize the strike. 

Read More:

https://working-mass.com/2025/08/07/rhode-islands-longest-healthcare-strike

On May 15, 2025, nearly 800 healthcare workers at Butler Hospital, a major psychiatric hospital serving the region, launched an open-ended unfair labor practice (ULP) strike.

Represented by SEIU 1199 New England, these workers include mental health staff, food service workers, nurses, call center staff, therapists, clerical staff, and more.

The strike was authorized by an overwhelming majority: 91% of the workers at Butler participated in the strike authorization vote. 99% of the voting membership voted in favor to authorize the strike. 

Read More:

https://working-mass.com/2025/08/07/rhode-islands-longest-healthcare-strike