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Extreme or traumatic events occur in a variety of ways and affect many communities and businesses. Man-made or natural disasters or personal t…
Before the Postal Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC
Statutory Review of the System for Regulating Rates and Classes for Market-Dominant Products Docket No. RM2017-3
Comments of the N…
2020—The Year of Membership By Chuck Mulidore NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
Welcome to 2020—the year to increase NAPS membership across the country! While membership rec…
SPAC 2019—A Year in Review By Ivan D. Butts NAPS Executive Vice President
At the end of each year, it seems everybody does “A Year in Review.” It’s an…
WHETHER IT IS FIVE YEARS OR FIVE MINUTES, YOU CAN COUNT ON ONE THING AT THE US POSTAL SERVICE—CHANGE.
However, one thing that has not changed in the past 110+ years is the great represen…
Rethinking EAS Pay and PFP By Brian J. Wagner NAPS President
In my January 2020 Postal Supervisor column, I referenced there was no official FY20 PFP agreement between the US…
Preparations continue for the 2020 NAPS National Convention in Grapevine, TX, Aug. 17-21, at the Gaylord Texan. One of the major requirements for a smooth-running convention is the selection o…
PFP Needs an Overhaul By Peter Piteira Vice President of Orlando, FL, Branch 321
For the past few years, the USPS has pushed Lean Six Sigma as a way to improve productivity a…
Aren’t We Members, Too? By Beverly Torain President of Raleigh, NC, Branch 177, and Retired Postmaster of Apex, NC
In December 2019, I received an email communication st…
NAPS’ Legislative Strategy Structured for Success By Bob Levi NAPS Director of Legislative & Political Affairs
My newly minted 2020 calendar identifies Friday, Feb.…
