South Jersey Area Local 526 APWU-AFL-CIO

900 Rte 168 Suite D-3

Blackwood, NJ 08012

Phone (856) 228-8090 or (800) 275-2798      FAX (856) 228-2627

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Message From The President:

The South Jersey Area Local welcomes you to our website.  This website will provide information on various issues that our affect our Members.  The information has been compiled by us or provides links that will take you to the appropriate web site.

The South Jersey Area Local represents members in the Clerk, Maintenance and Motor Vehicle Crafts in the Southern New Jersey area. Our members are employed in 70 Postal Installations and are under the jurisdiction of the South Jersey District, which also covers the State of Delaware.

Be informed, stay informed. In knowledge there is power, in unity there is strength.

Bill Boyle

We wanted to make sure you knew how your senators that represent you in New Jersey voted on S. 1789.

The APWU supported an “aye” vote on the following:

•    Akaka Amendment #2034- to substitute damaging workers comp language in the bill with provisions of a bi-partisan bill passed in the House.

•    Casey Amendment #2042- to maintain current delivery standards for market dominant products for 4 years.

•    Final Passage – to pass the bill with all amendments that were approved.

SENATOR PARTY STATE APWU RATING AMENDMENT #2034 WORKERS' COMPENSATION - Senator Akaka (HI) AMENDMENT - #2042 DELIVERY STANDARDS - Senator Casey (PA) FINAL PASSAGE OF S.1789
Lautenberg D NJ 100% Right Right
 
Right
Menendez D NJ 67% Right Right Wrong

The battle now moves forward to the U.S. House of Representatives.

 

Agreement Upgrades Level 6 Maintenance Support Clerks, Updates Staffing  (NEW)
 

APWU, USPS Settle Dispute on Covering Custodial Absences  (NEW)

 

Senate Approves Postal Reform Bill
Next Up: The House of Representatives

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Thank you to those of you who took time to write, call, and e-mail both of your Senators in regard to S. 1789!

 

 

 

Folks,

 
Good article. Click the link below.

SAVE THE POST OFFICE

 

 

The South Jersey P&DC was one of 35 facilities who were identified as “disapproved” at this time under the AMP studies that were conducted.  Of the 264 facilities that were studied, 223 were approved for consolidation, and six are still being studied.

The Postal Service has made it clear that if Congress does not take action before May 15, when the six-month moratorium on consolidation expires, the USPS plans to begin dismantling the mail processing network. By 2015, the USPS plans to eliminate more than half of all mail processing centers.

 

SJAL  EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERSClick Here

ACCESS TO YOUR OPF
 
 Access to your own Official Personnel Folder can now be done via the website
 www.liteblue.usps.gov
.  You will need your eight-digit Employee Identification
 Number and your four-digit personal identification number (PIN). After you sign
 in go directly to the eOPF that is on the home page of the site. Every paper
 that was in your OPF was moved into your electronic OPF. Take the time to check
 out your OPF to make sure there isn't anything in there that shouldn't be.
You can also access the new online site WORKFORCE CONNECTION through liteblue.

General Membership Meetings 2006

American Legion Edwin I Johnson Post 370
370 N. Warwick Road

Magnolia, NJ 08049

 

Sunday

02/12/2012

10am

Wednesday

04/04/2012

7pm  

Sunday

06/03/2012

10am

Tuesday

09/11/2012

7pm

Sunday

11/08/2012

10am

NOTE THE CHANGE OF DAY DUE TO SCHEDULING CONFLICTS.

All members in good standing are encouraged to attend and participate.

MOVEMENT ON MAINTENANCE JOBS MEMO!!!  Click on News + Updates for more information.

APWU Discourages Members from Participating In 'Align Networks'  Click on News + Updates for more information.

BEWARE OF CARRIER POSITIONS BEING OFFERED    Click on News + Updates for more information.