The Aurora Colorado Local of the American Postal Workers Union, Local 6315 ( “Aurora Local, APWU” ),

represents Clerk, Maintenance and Custodian craft workers at the various Aurora Colorado units of the United States Postal Service.

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Military Buyback Information

Information from the San Diego Local of interest to Military Veterans

 

 

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Next Union Meeting

January 13, 2009, 7:30 pm

1010 S Joliet St #201 Aurora CO 80012

 

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Union Requests Documentation

Of Supervisors Performing Bargaining Unit Work

Important Links

 

• American Postal Workers Union

 

Department of Labor

 

FMLA

 

Office of the InspectorGeneral

 

Postal Inspection Service

 

EEOC

 

• USPS National Emergency Hotline

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Every age faces challenges,

every age finds solutions.

It’s still a wonderful life

with much to be thankful for.

 

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Vision and Dental Program

 

Flexible Spending Account Program

 

Don’t Let Management Do Your Job!

The Rocky Mountains as seen from Aurora Colorado
"Let's Have A Craft Employee Do That"

 

Postal Voluntary Early Outs

Guide to APWU Members’ Rights in

Seniority, Reassignments and Excessing

TSP & Retirement Annuity Calculators

Postal Service laying off

40,000 is "inaccurate"

Next up for bailout? USPS

Add the U.S. Postal Service to the list of ailing businesses seeking help from Congress.

Combined Federal Campaign

Labor Department To Implement Onerous

FMLA Rule Changes

USPS Denies Existence of Program to Eliminate Tour 2

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Congress Needs to Take Bailout Back

 

Hank Paulson has just about burned through $300 billion, and it's not clear what the public has got out of it...

 

What happened to all the money? About a third has gone into dividends the banks are paying their shareholders. Some of the rest into executive salaries and bonuses. Another portion toward acquisitions designed to raise share values. Another chunk for bailing out giant insurer AIG...

 

That's not what taxpayers bargained for. Paulson originally told Congress he'd use the money to buy mortgage-backed securities that were clogging the financial system.

 

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‘Stakeholders’ Urge Congress

To Give USPS Legislative Relief

American Express, Meredith Seek Postal Agency Relief

Union decries conditions for postal workers

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