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It’s a Team Effort By Kevin Moore Georgia State Branch 912 Secretary/Treasurer and Postmaster of Fortson
As a postmaster, one of the skills needed to be successful is t…
Proposed FY20 Budget Targets Federal and Postal Workforce By Bob Levi Director of Legislative & Political Affairs
Spring has sprung. The robins have returned to my front l…
Colorado-Wyoming Bi-State Terry G. Brady Memorial Branch 907 legislative chair Gary Roll was this year’s recipient of the Gold Standard and Legislative Leadership award. Roll, who joined…
‘Congress Should Move Ahead to Assure the Long-Term Vitality of the Nation’s Postal System’
Following is Executive Vice President Ivan D. Butts’ statement to the Senate…
Be NAPS Membership Ambassadors By Chuck Mulidore NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
On Sept. 8 this year, NAPS will turn 111 years old. We never have looked better! The need for this o…
The Unbalanced Scales of Justice By Ivan D. Butts NAPS Executive Vice President
In some pictures of Lady Justice, her scales are unbalanced. The meaning of the symbolism depe…
Let’s Do Lunch By Brian J. Wagner NAPS President
How many times have you heard someone say, “Let’s do lunch. Have your people call my people.” Although…
Signs and Symptoms of Adolescent Substance Abuse Submitted by the USPS Employee Assistance Program
Adolescence is a period of growth and change for everyone. It’s a time when…
Why Aren’t CCAs Staying? By Dioenis D. Perez Long Island, NY, Branch 202 Vice President and Syosset Postmaster
Keeping city carrier assistants (CCAs) is a concern that…
Thanks for Your SPAC Support By Bonita Atkins NAPS National Auxiliary Secretary/Treasurer
On behalf of the National Auxiliary, we would like to thank all the NAPS members and…
