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A postal workers' union in Kanawha County has entered grievance procedure over the removal of four workers from a Charleston mail processing facility's schedule.

Planned changes to the United States Postal Service facility at Southridge in Charleston, West Virginia, have been put on hold until early next year after public and political disapproval forced a change. The Charleston Processing and Distribution Center, 1000 Centre Way, has been the subject of much debate throughout the last six months. In November, plans were announced to review and then potentially consolidate the facilitys operations into other facilities in Pittsburgh and Pennwood Place, P...

As many as 90 postal workers could have their jobs affected by the downgrading of a West Virginia mail facility. This figure is higher than union representatives anticipated.

The United States Postal Service announced plans to transfer outgoing mail processing operations from the Charleston Processing and Distribution Center to facilities in Pittsburgh and Warrendale, Pennsylvania. This move, part of a $40-billion investment strategy to upgrade postal networks, has stirred concern among local employees about potential job losses and impacts on services.

The United States Postal Service announced plans to transfer outgoing mail processing operations from the Charleston Processing and Distribution Center to facilities in Pittsburgh and Warrendale, Pennsylvania. This move, part of a $40-billion investment strategy to upgrade postal networks, has stirred concern among local employees about potential job losses and impacts on services.

West Virginia Senators Joe Manchin (D) and Shelley Moore Capito (R) reacted to the U.S. Postal Service's decision to transition a facility in South Charleston to a local processing center.

The USPS announced Tuesday it will consolidate a South Charleston facility and move some mail processing operations to the Pittsburgh area. The changes follow months of pushback from union representatives.

When United States Postal Service (USPS) officials hosted a public hearing earlier this week, they hoped it would clarify the downsizing plans for a

The Kanawha Valley got what certainly seems like good news this week regarding the future of the U.S. Postal Service processing center in South Charleston, which employs 800 people, although

In an Initial Findings Document (IFD), posted Jan. 30, 2024, United States Postal Service officials now say that the Charleston P&DC, 1000 Centre Way in South Charleston, will be modernized and expanded with streamlined package processing and distribution capabilities, as well as new workplace amenities for the 800 postal employees there.