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Hope for the Future By Linda Rendleman NAPS Illini Area Vice President
I hope everyone is well and safe and had a good summer. It has been a trying time with the coronavirus…
Promoting Positivity in the Workplace Submitted by the USPS Employee Assistance Program
Do you ever have one of those days where everything seems to be going wrong and you just can…
Register for the 67th National Convention online by clicking here.
Registration Fee—$250
The 67th National Convention registration fee is $250 is submitted—online only—on or…
Zooming Right Along, Staying in Touch By Lisa Douglas NAPS New England Area Vice President
I wanted to let everyone know we can Zoom through COVID-19 and be NAPS-connected at…
Unfounded Attacks Levied on the USPS By Bob Levi NAPS Director of Legislative & Political Affairs
In early spring, just as the coronavirus pandemic was securing a foothol…
Learn to Do Things Correctly By Tim Ford NAPS Southern Region Vice President
Welcome to the new world. It is painfully obvious that our world and way of doing business have c…
Inspired to Work Hard for NAPS Members
In this third interview with the NAPS resident officers, Secretary/Treasurer Chuck Mulidore talks about NAPS’ successful foray into social media, t…
President Brian Wagner, Executive Vice President Ivan D. Butts, Secretary/Treasurer Chuck Mulidore and Executive Board Chair Tim Ford attended the June 23 consultative meeting via Zoom. Repres…
Branch 376 ‘Information Shareables’
John Aceves, former NAPS secretary/treasurer and Rocky Mountain Area vice president—currently the Southern Arizona Branch 376 support ass…
Engagement—We’re Talking ’Bout Engagement? By Chuck Mulidore NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
Basketball Hall of Fame player Allen Iverson once famously scoffed abo…
