WATCH: APWU President Mark Dimondstein hosts international postal workers, federal workers, and Starbucks workers for an important solidarity call. Watch the entire call here: youtu.be/JK1_jKT2yb8?...

We'd love to hear how the mail affects your life, including participating in our democracy! Share your story: usmailnotforsale.org/share/share-...

The White House is threatening vote-by-mail. Let's be clear: mail-in voting is a safe and convenient option that countless voters, regardless of political affiliation, rely on to protect their cherished right to vote, including Barbara. This right should remain untouched. #MailInVoting #votebymail

Thanks to the efforts of Ohio Auxiliary Treasurer Angela Lyshe, the Columbus City Council passed a proclamation resolution honoring the Postal Service’s 250th anniversary, recognizing the milestone, and affirming official support for the public Postal Service. Read more: apwu.org/news/ohio-au...

Join President Dimondstein and special guests TONIGHT at 7pm ET for the "APWU Solidarity Call" and learn how you can support our union family in struggle. Register Here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

ICYMI: You can register for the APWU “Solidarity Call” President Dimondstein is hosting this Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 7 p.m. by visiting: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Listen in to President Mark Dimondstein interview Amazon worker Lauri Masterson about forming a union with the APWU in MA, the anti-union obstacles she’s faced at work, and why it’s important to keep fighting. Listen in full at: apwu.podbean.com/e/organizing...

Join APWU President Mark Dimondstein for an important solidarity call on Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 7ET/4PT. APWU members will hear struggles of workers in the US and around the world, their impact on postal workers, and the actions we can take to support our union family. apwu.org/solidarity-call

The dates for the 2025 Penalty Overtime Exclusion period for postal workers have been announced. apwu.org/news/2025-pe...

The Official and Final Version of the 2024-2027 APWU-USPS Collective Bargaining Agreement Has Been Published:

In this latest podcast episode, APWU President Mark Dimondstein discusses the looming threat of privatization and how locals can fight back directly as part of our grassroots Proclamation Campaign. Listen in full at apwu.org/podcasts

SEIU USWW President David Huerta’s arrest and charges are an attack on all of us. The American Postal Workers Union stands with him and calls for the charges to be dropped.

APWU members mobilized this past weekend at No Kings rallies across the country to say the power belongs to the people, to support vote-by-mail and preserve the public postal service!

This week went by in blur! Catch up on everything that happened at the 2025 All-Craft Convention. Take a look at all of our coverage—and photos—at the link in the comment below.

APWU delegates to the 2025 All Craft Conference have completed the second day of the conference. Follow along online to find news, photos, and updates. apwu.org/news/second-...

Day One of the APWU All Craft Conference is a wrap! Motor Vehicle Service and Support Services held a general session, while the Clerk Division and Maintenance Division held meetings to prepare for their general session on Tuesday. Read more and find pictures at apwu.org. apwu.org/news/apwu-20...

Young postal workers are Fighting for Our Future! At APWU’s Young Members’ Conference, delegates built skills, solidarity, and power to strengthen our union — today and tomorrow. Read more: apwu.org/news/apwu-yo... #APWU #UnionStrong

Moments from the Young Member's Conference at the 2025 All-Craft Convention. Find more photos from the convention at APWU's Flickr Page.

Scenes from the Secretary-Treasurer's Training at the 2025 All-Craft Conference. See more photos from the conference on APWU's Flickr Page

APWU announces historic settlement on TACS duties apwu.org/news/histori...

The USPS is more than stamps & mail—it’s public service, local jobs, and vital infrastructure across our country. Over the rest of this anniversary year, APWU is asking communities to recognize the 250th anniversary and push back against threats to privatize. ✅ Visit apwu.org/250 to help.

Congress failed to reach a deal to keep the government funded, resulting in a shutdown that went into effect at midnight on September 30. While it is uncertain how long the shutdown will last, Postal workers and postal operations are not interrupted.

Wanda Harris, President of the Miami Area Local, rallied on Labor Day to raise awareness about the threat of postal privatization. She joined other union leaders who warned of the devastating impact federal funding cuts, mass deportations and work visa restrictions had in the their industries.

The second Cost-of-Living Adjustment under the 2024-2027 contract for APWU-represented employees is in paychecks today. That means $811 MORE per year for full-time career workers. Thanks to our twice-a-year COLAs alone, career postal workers’ pay has risen by $1,206 more per year.

Postal workers have a booth at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s 54th Annual Legislative Conference. We’re talking about the importance of a public Postal Service and the efficacy of Vote-By-Mail! Come say hi! #ALC54

APWU National's bimonthly magazine - The American Postal Worker - is now available for all to read on our newly redesigned website. To read the latest issue and see old issues, check out apwu.org/magazines

The USPS has moved letters, news, medications, packages, and more for 250 years. Let’s ensure it carries on—public, strong, and open in every single community. APWU locals are asking their city and county councils to recognize USPS’s 250th Anniversary with a proclamation. Learn more: apwu.org/250

📬 This year, we celebrate 250 years of the public Postal Service. APWU is encouraging locals to urge city, county, state, or tribal government to pass a proclamation recognizing this milestone. 👉 Find sample proclamation language & local action ideas here: apwu.org/250

A Grand Alliance to Save Our Public Postal Service highlights the solidarity of the labor movement, and how different coalitions are all working together to address corporate power, protect public services, and advocate for social justice.

Our very own Scharlette a Cotto from APWU is a winner in the 2025 Unions Power America Sweepstakes! by @unionplus.bsky.social 🎉

As your Health Plan Director, three of my goals are to continue to keep our costs affordable, provide strong benefits, and always prioritize you, the member.” Health Plan Director Sarah Jane Rodriguez reinforces her commitment to serving the membership in her third term.

Research & Education Director Joyce B. Robinson provides information about the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and how to apply for FEMA assistance.

Retirees Director Nancy Olumekor explains the new National Retirement Security Task Force, committed to advancing and protecting the Social Security system and related services critical to retirees, older Americans, and their families.

“It’s member engagement time!” Organization Director Anna Smith kicks off her 2025 National Unite and Fight Organizing Drive, challenging each member to sign up a nonmember coworker between Sept 1 – Oct 31.

“As we look to the future, it is clear that the USPS and APWU will continue to play a vital role in celebrating and promoting American diversity.” Human Relations Director Daleo Freeman shares a brief history of how the postal service and APWU embraces culture and diversity.

“The most important action we can do is exercise our right to vote and encourage others to do the same.” Legislative & Political Director Judy Beard urges members to keep up the fight against postal privatization, check voter registration status and participate in events with the AFL-CIO.

Support Services Director Arrion Brown shares the story of how the division was successful in extending the Telework Pilot Program for Accounting Service Centers and Information Technology employees.

MVS Director Michael Foster provides a summary of two national-level arbitrations won by APWU, the Das 110 award and the Brent 600 award, along with steps to implementation.

Maintenance Craft Director Idowu Balogun provides updates on the Field Maintenance Operation (FMO) Work Order Application pilot and proposed new maintenance exams.

Clerk Craft Director Lamont Brooks shares the new Memorandum of Understanding achieved as part of our new union contract, which allows Hub Clerks voluntarily working outside of their home installation the option to choose where they want to be detailed within a 50-mile radius.

Eastern Regional Coordinator AJ Jones informs members on the timeline for local implementation for the 2024-2027 contract term, and the four pillars of a union.

“Having reliable, apolitical data that is not influenced by one political party or another, is vital to the integrity of some of our contract provisions.” Industrial Relations Director Charlie Cash explains the importance of accurate data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in relation to our pay.

“To be proactive, you must have a strategic plan - one that considers your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.” Secretary-Treasurer Liz Powell shares how strategic planning can lead to success for your local, guided by the shared values of APWU’s mission.

“The Postal Service is enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. We cannot allow private markets to enrich themselves off the backs of postal workers, customers, and the public.” - Vice President Debby Szeredy encourages members to take action and stand up for our public Postal Service.

APWU President Mark Dimondstein penned an opinion piece for Newsweek in honor of the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Postal Service:

The APWU celebrates 250 years of the public Postal Service! We postal workers play a vital role in connecting communities, by delivering essential mail, goods and services to every address in America. Read more about the highlights in the Sept/Oct 2025 edition of The American Postal Worker magazine!

September is Suicide Prevention Month, led by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). The Industrial Relations Department provides information on how to recognize the signs of someone struggling with mental health and suicidal thoughts in the workplace, and the tools available to help.

Happy Labor Day, APWU! We encourage you to honor the day by participating in a local action to honor labor's legacy, and unite & fight to build power for the future.

Tomorrow we honor the power of organized labor. In these times, Labor Day is not just a holiday, it's a day to stand together with our union siblings and allies as the struggle continues. Find a local labor event going on near you. www.mobilize.us/aflcio/map/?...

📢 New Podcast Episode! This Labor Day, APWU reminds every postal worker: our gains at the bargaining table are powered by YOU. 🔗 Listen here: apwu.podbean.com/e/colas-retr... #APWU #LaborDay #UnionStrong