USPS Fails to Reach Agreement with Unions on Labor Contracts
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Should APWU negotiations fail as they have with the NRLCA, a process begins that could result in a third party determining contract terms and work rules for more than 324,000 employees whose wages and benefits exceeded $20 billion last year.
Unlike the private sector, Postal employees are not permitted to strike when negotiations come to an impasse. That’s because Congress designated the Postal Service as an essential service to the nation. An arbitrator determines the final outcome and is not legally required to consider the Postal Service’s financial obligations when rendering a decision.
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