The National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) is a labor union representing city letter carriers employed by the United States Postal Service. Founded in 1889, the organization advocates for the rights, wages, benefits, and working conditions of its members and works to ensure the continued viability of a strong and universal public postal service.
Labor rights, collective bargaining agreements, workplace safety standards, federal employee benefits and retirement security, postal service funding and reform legislation, and protection of universal mail delivery service.
Membership dues and related union revenues.
AFL-CIO; United States Postal Service employee unions; NALC Health Benefit Plan; Letter Carriers Political Fund.
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