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Identity Theft—Are You a Craft Employee or a Manager? By Aric Skjelstad President of Branch 66, Portland, OR
Newsflash—Many postmasters, managers and supervisors p…
New York Congressman Peter King Champions the Postal Service
NAPS Director of Legislative & Political Affairs Bob Levi talked with Rep. Peter King (R-NY) during the May 14 NAPS Chat about…
Working to Ensure NAPS' Voice Grows Stronger
In the first of three interviews with the NAPS resident officers, President Brian Wagner talks about the challenges dealing with the COVID-19 pande…
United States Postal Service Mission Statement
On April 1, the USPS Board of Governors adopted the following mission statement:
Our History
The United States Postal Service has a storied histo…
Overcoming the Stigma and Getting the Help We Need
Submitted by the USPS Employee Assistance Program
What do you think when you hear the term “mental illness?” How about “men…
An Essential Agency Celebrates Its Birthday By Chuck Mulidore NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
As the global pandemic continues to wreak havoc in our world and our daily lives, we of…
Express Your Support of the USPS to Congress Ivan D. Butts NAPS Executive Vice President
Hello, NAPS brothers and sisters. The “HEROES Act” (H.R. 6800), a massive…
NAPS Activates Grassroots Movement to Save the USPS By Bob Levi NAPS Director of Legislative & Political Affairs
"Action speaks louder than words” is an 18th-centur…
2020 National Convention Rescheduled—Now What? By Brian J. Wagner NAPS President
Over the past few months, the COVID-19 pandemic definitely has changed and challenged t…
Submitted by Chuck Mulidore NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
All references and actions regarding the 2020 National Convention will be effective in 2021 due to postponing the 2020 National Conve…
