The Postal Supervisor is the monthly magazine for the National Association of Postal Supervisors. Members receive the magazine as a part of their membership dues. If you are not
receiving the magazine, please either contact your branch secretary or NAPS Headquarters at napshq@naps.org.
Submissions
Branch Officer Articles (maximum 350 words), "Letters to NAPS" (Maximum 200 words) and any other requests/correspondence for the magazine should be sent directly to Chuck Mulidore, National
Secretary/Treasurer at naps.cm@naps.org. Do not submit articles directly to NAPS Editor. All articles for publication consideration must be sent to NAPS National
Secretary/Treasurer first.
Advertising
All advertising inquiries should be submitted to Karen Young at kbalentyoung@gmail.com
“Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be Whisper words of wisdom, let it be.” —John Lennon
According to Jon Kabat-Zinn, the father of mindfulness, “T…
Be Engaged to Protect the Rights of EAS Employees By Bob Levi NAPS Director of Legislative & Political Affairs
January is named after the Roman god Janus—the mythic…
Background
In July 2019, NAPS filed a lawsuit alleging the United States Postal Service fails to meet statutory requirements regarding compensation for EAS employees. Specifically, NAPS allege…
Postmaster Organization Opposes NAPS Lawsuit Against USPS
On Nov. 7, the United Postmasters and Managers of America (UPMA) moved to intervene in and oppose a portion of NAPS’ lawsuit aga…
President Brian Wagner, Executive Vice President Ivan D. Butts and Secretary/Treasurer Chuck Mulidore attended the November consultative meeting. Executive Board Chair Tim Ford attended via te…
When Someone Shows You Who They Are By Chuck Mulidore NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
Maya Angelou, celebrated American poet, singer, memoirist and civil rights activist, is credite…
The Oct. 22 consultative meeting was held in conjunction with the fall NAPS Executive Board meeting; all board members were present, except Northwest Area Vice President Cindy McCracken, who h…
Why Is This Happening? By Ivan D. Butts NAPS Executive Vice President
Welcome to the New Year! I hope you are able to enjoy some real quality time with your friends and family…
FY20 PFP—Leaping to Conclusions By Brian J. Wagner NAPS President
Happy Leap New Year! I hope your 2019 was all you had hoped it would be. However, if it fell short of…
NAPS Executive Board Holds Productive Fall 2019 Meeting Submitted by Chuck Mulidore NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
The fall 2019 Executive Board meeting was called to order at 1:01…
