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Postal Pension "Refund" Is a Disguised Taxpayer Bailout | The Heritage Foundation - Vimarsana News

Postal Pension "Refund" Is a Disguised Taxpayer Bailout | The Heritage Foundation

Congress should require USPS to make comprehensive reforms that recognize new realities and enable it to restructure its operations accordingly.

CWU announces "agreement" with Royal Mail on revisions: A backroom manoeuvre to ram through a sell-out deal - Vimarsana News

CWU announces "agreement" with Royal Mail on revisions: A backroom manoeuvre to ram through a sell-out deal

The CWU’s statement confirms Ward, Furey and the postal executive remain unaccountable to the membership and are working hand-in-glove with Royal Mail.

Source: wsws.org
Communication Workers Union silent on unofficial strike and witch-hunt at Glasgow G1-5 Royal Mail delivery office - Vimarsana News

Communication Workers Union silent on unofficial strike and witch-hunt at Glasgow G1-5 Royal Mail delivery office

The Communication Workers Union is suppressing all news of an unofficial walkout by postal workers at Glasgow’s G1-5 delivery office in late May. The walkout was reportedly triggered by management bullying.

Source: wsws.org
Postal workers on the rise - Vimarsana News

Postal workers on the rise

Washington, D.C. Some 400 to 500 postal workers and supporters rallied at the Postal Headquarters at L’Enfant Plaza in Washington D.C., on  May 9. All four postal unions — the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC), the Rural Letter Carriers, the Mail Handlers (NPMHU) and the Postal Workers (APWU) —…

Does your dog bite? Many do, Post Office says - Vimarsana News

Does your dog bite? Many do, Post Office says

More than 5,300 Postal Service employees were attacked by dogs while delivering the mail last year.