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’24 Election in the Rearview Mirror, ’25 Legislative Agenda Straight Ahead By Bob Levi NAPS Director of Legislative & Political Affairs
Once again, the United States…
The Good News Continues Jimmy Warden NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
My column this month has three exciting topics on which to report. First, congratulations to Tom Barone, president of L…
NAPS Continues to Lead the Way By Chuck Mulidore NAPS Executive Vice President
As the nation approached the 2024 election cycle, the National Association of Postal Supervisors remai…
Paying the Cost To Be the Boss: One Reality of Leadership By Ivan D. Butts NAPS National President
James Brown recorded “The Boss” in the ’70s. It was Brown’s…
National Auxiliary Conducts Its Business at the 69th NAPS National Convention Submitted by Bonita R. Atkins NAPS National Auxiliary Secretary/Treasurer
Session 1 Monday, Aug. 1…
The NAPS Mail Moment By Brian J. Wagner Past NAPS President
I wrote a column in the June 2024 issue about branches doing an associate member audit of their membership. The intent wa…
Enhancing Branch Communication By Robert Wakefield Middle Tennessee Branch 32 President
If I had a nickel for every time I’ve heard a member ask, “When’s the next m…
Leadership 101 By Bobby Bock Southeast Area Vice President
In the early ’70s, my family ventured into the food service industry by purchasing a Mister Donut shop in Orlando. At…
COLAs, Elections, Insurance—Oh My! By Bob Levi NAPS Director of Legislative & Political Affairs
In mid-October, the Bureau of Labor Statistics published the September infla…
FY25—The Beginning of Another Challenging Fiscal Year By Dee Perez New York Area Vice President
I want to thank all my friends from across this great country for sharing their…
