Robert Lussos- President Dennis Weinheim - Steward Richard Stroup - Steward Joseph Close - Steward Richard Hoffman - Steward Robert Cappuccio - Steward John Harrigan - Steward
K. Goady - Steward
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This Union had a meeting on August 6, 2020 where the Service informed us that there will be some changes to the machines on the work room floor such as the following;
1; Automation Room; the Service as you probably see have removed some [3] Automated Machines and some of the existing machines will be longer with more stackers.
2; The Manual section shall be relocated back to its original location adjacent to the Low Cost Tray Sorter.
3; APBS machine [2] will be down this Saturday August 8 and APBS [1] the Following Saturday August 15, 2020 between the hours of 6AM through 3PM. The Service will be raising the machine. I believe on Sunday, August 9 and August 16, 2020 one machine at a time will be down due to additional lifting all day.
3; Rumor; No machines such as the AFSM or the FSS will be eliminated.
19772 Tour one; Grievant issued a 7 Day Suspension for conduct unbecoming; issue resolved the suspension shall be modified to a letter of warning and to expire 11.16.2020.
19252 Tour one; Grievant issued a 14 Day Suspension for conduct unbecoming; issue resolved the suspension shall be modified to a 7 Day suspension and to expire on 2.5.2021.
20180 Tour one; Grievant issued a 14 Day Suspension for failure to follow instructions; issue resolved the suspension shall be modified to a 10 Day suspension and to expire on 2.5.2021.
19722 Tour three; in this issue the employee-MHA inquiry whether she was scheduled in for her holiday because the holiday schedule did not include her name; the supervisor informed the employee to follow the Holiday schedule and if her name does not appear she is excused from working. However, because she was excused from working and coupled with her rest day the MHA loss wages; issue resolved the MHA shall receive 7... [Read More]
19740 Tour three; in this issue the Service reverted a Linear Sorter position rest days Saturday and Friday 1500 start time; issue resolved the position shall be posted on the next bid cycle.
19711 Tour two; in this issue the Service reverted a Flat Sorter position rest days Wednesday and Thursday 0700 start time; issue resolved the position shall be posted on the next bid cycle.
19706 Hicksville/Plainview; in this issue the Service denied the Union its request for information where the information would establish a need for additional bid assignment and/or shows clerks performing mail handler work; issue resolved information shall be provided.
19538 Hicksville; the Union argued that clerks are performing mail handler work; issue resolved an applicable employee shall receive six hours of overtime pay.
19510 Hicksville; a position was reverted for lack of work; issue resolved the position at the Hicksville Post Office... [Read More]
20164 Tour three; in this issue the Service told an employee to go home due to spouse had COVID symptoms and to provide medical certification clearing him to resume work, Grievant complied and physician excused the employee for the remaining week; issue resolved the employee shall receive one day administrative leave.
20123/20122 All Tours; in this early Grievance circa March 2020, the Union argued that the Service is failing to provide safeguards against the COVID-19. In this issue the Union argued that sanitary wipes should be accessible in all work locations, including masks and gloves. Issue resolved and sanitary wipes are installed at all PIV charging areas.
20188 Tour three; In this case the Union observed several officials performing mail handler work; issue resolve the witness shall receive a lump sum of $80.
20181 Tour one; Again, in this case the Union observed a supervisor performing mail handler work; issue resolve the... [Read More]
