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USPS warns of default on retiree benefits (05/018)
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To All APWU Crafts:
If you receive any official letters notifying you that your job is to be changed, abolished, duties added, duties taken away or time changed, please notify the Union Office AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
The Postal Service is taking actions concerning employees jobs, and are deceiving you into thinking that the APWU is aware, this is not true. The Union HAS NOT been getting the notifications as required.
Again, if there are any actions affecting your jobs, please notify the Union Office ASAP at 271-0853 or fax a copy of the letter to 224-6221.
Become involved in current legislation that could affect your job. Please contact your Representative and urge them to support these current important issues. APWU Congressional Information Center
SAAAL Office Drop Box Now Available
The Union has installed a LOCKED drop box in front of the Union Office at 13102 Lookout Run. If you need to drop off papers after normal business hours you can deposit them in the LOCKED MAIL RECEPTACLE to the right of the mail entrance. If you drop something in the box, please raise the Red Flag so that we are aware. We would also suggest calling the next day to make sure that we are aware something is in the box.
Congratulations to the San Antonio Alamo Area Local for receiving the "Honor Award" from the APWU National Organization Director Frank Romero for being 89% organized.
MAY 2011
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