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Workers Have the Right To Speak Out Against Closures

Commission Faults USPS Planning for Post Office Closures

Postal Service Plant Closures Will Be 'a Mess'

What's the Future of the Postal Service?

First-class Mail Still Matters for Businesses and Consumers

Postal Service Cuts to Slow First-class Mail

USPS Wants to Limit Next-day Service

Thirty-eight Postal Execs Earn More than Cabinet Members

Postal Service Parceling Work to Fewer Letter Carriers

USPS Job Review Program Has Brought Slew of Complaints

$641 Million: The Price of Disgruntled Employees

USPS Workers Paid to Do Nothing? Under 1 Million Hours.

Postal Service to Resume Pension Payments

Senate Committee Approves Postal Buyout Funding Shift

Senators Introduce Postal Legislation

Union: Short-Term Relief, Long-Term Damage

Twisted Government Accounting behind Postal Service Woes

Postal Union Hires Big Guns to Save Service

A Postmaster Goes to War Against His General

Save America’s Postal Service Rally Photos

Customers Fear as Post Office Struggles

Postal Service Could Have Tough Time Making Mass Job Cuts

Post Office Closure Would Shut Town's Community Hub

Postal Service Eyes Closings, Overhaul of Retail Approach

Proposed Closures Spark Anger, Challenge Rural Identity

• Are 'The Best Places to Work' Really the Best?

• Union Membership Grew in 2011

• In Britain, Rising Outcry Over Executive Pay

• CEO Pay Soars to New Heights

• Starbucks CEO Made $65,000,000.00

• FACT CHECK: A 'Period' Out of Place in GOP Debate

• CEOs Rake in Huge Sums When Their Companies Go Bankrupt

• Golden Parachutes: 21 CEOs Landed $100,000,000.00+

• FACT CHECK 2: Florida GOP Debate

• Retirement in America Is ‘Endangered’

• Iowa Man Who Was Fired Over 20¢ May Return to Job

• FACT CHECK: Gingrich Flubs History in GOP Debate

• Job Bias Charges Hit Record High in Fiscal Year 2010

• Jobless Claims: Lowest Level in Nearly 4 Years

• Study Finds: Stimulus Money Kept Americans off the Street

• Recall Effort Energizes Union Workers

• From War Zone to Work Place, Vets Look for Jobs

• FACT CHECK: Distortions in GOP Debate

• The Case for a 21-Hour Work Week

• Nearly 1/3 of Middle Class Suffer Downward Mobility

• Walmart's "Free" Offer Could Come with a Price

• Apple’s CEO Salary: 378 Million Times As Much As Steve Jobs

• The Real Problem With Romney’s ‘Fire People’ Gaffe

• Laid Off, With Retirement Almost in Sight

• The Many, the Doomed, the Long-Term Unemployed

• Fact Check: Miscues with Numbers in GOP Debates

• Are Dreams of Retirement Dwindling?

• 2011′s Executive Compensation Highlights (and Lowlights)

• America's New Poor

• NLRB Could Be Shut down in New Year

• Millionaire Wants Autoworkers to Take a Pay Cut

• Truth Squad: Republican Debate Fact-checking

• CEO Pay Jumps 36.5%

• Census Shows 1 in 2 People Are Poor or Low-Income

• Six Waltons Have More Wealth Than Bottom 30% of Americans

• Truth Squad: How Healthy Is the Social Security Trust Fund?

• Corporate Profits Surge as Workers' Income Lags

• America's Income Gap Quiz

• Memo: U.S. Banks Should "Undermine" Occupy Protesters

• Mortgage Executives Score $100M Taxpayer-Paid Payday

• Misfires on Iran, China in GOP debate

• Fact Checking the Candidates’ Debate

• Presidential Candidates Slip on Economics 101

• Poorest Poor in US Hits New Record: 1 in 15 People

• Biggest Public Firms Paid Little U.S. Tax, Study Says

• $100 Million Payout for Retiring CEO

• Fact Check: Lawmakers Spin Funding Tall Tales

• Nation’s Wealthiest 1%  Triple Their Incomes

• The Vanishing Middle Class

• Military Benefits No Longer Seen as Inviolable

• Unpaid Jobs: The New Normal?

• Five Groups that Should be Mad at Wall Street

• INsight: Wisconsin Clash Spotlights U.S. Labor-Management Rift

• Why The Economy Looks Like Expansion, Feels Like Recession

• More Americans than Chinese Can’t Put Food on the Table

• The Top 5 Facts About America’s Richest 1%

• Let's Restore the Middle Class

• We Are the 99%

• US Poverty Rate Highest Since 1993

• Would Killing the Minimum Wage Help?

• Aurora City Administrators Get Bonuses,

Employees Get Budget Cuts

• NLRB Comes Under Fire

• Firms Paid More In CEO Pay Than Taxes

• The GOP Heads Straight for the Laffer Curve

• GOP's Anti-tax Stand

• Disappearing Middle-Class Jobs

• State Wages Stay Dormant,

but Big Bucks Are Back for Colorado CEOs

• After Much Hoopla, Investor 'Say on Pay' Is a Bust

• Workers’ Share of National Income Falls to Record Low

• CEOs Collect Raises, Workers Collect Pink Slips

• Tenth Anniversary Of The Bush-era Tax Cuts

A Decade Later, the Bush Tax Cuts Remain Expensive, Ineffective, and Unfair

• The Sobering Facts: America’s Middle Class Crisis

• Millionaires Who Owe No Federal Income Tax

• Separate but Unequal: Growing Rich-Poor Gap

• CEOs' Pay Packages Larger Now than in 2007

• Labor: Lavish CEO Pay Still Rising

• The Rich Are Much Richer than You and I

The 21st Century Postal Service Act (S. 1789) is UNACCEPTABLE in its current form, and President Cliff Guffey is asking union members to contact their senators asking them to oppose it.

Citing a poor economy that increased demand for its services, yet made it harder to raise the money necessary to deliver them, Chicago’s Hull House has closed its doors after more than 120 year.