
This podcast is intended to empower city letter carriers. Through education, we'll make ourselves better carriers who are immune to discipline and mistreatment by management, and are forces for positive change and reform within our own union. I do not speak for the USPS or NALC (or anybody else, for that matter!), this is not an official USPS or NALC podcast, and all opinions and advice are my own... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 272 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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keep it up brother, a good all around podcast, I learn something new every time.
keep it up brother, a good all around podcast, I learn something new every time.
As an OJI, my biggest frustration is when my newly released PTF trainees refuse or resist calling me (or any other OJI) with questions. Their response is ALWAYS, “I was eventually able to figure it out.” I try to impress upon them that training doesn’t end when I sign off on their booklet. It continues by phone and I implore them to call, even with the smallest of questions. Sadly, it’s a rare PTF that does call. Recently I have added podcast recommendations on my last day of OJI. This podcast (... more
I was following along with the plight of the LV carriers until the hosts brought their political views into things. Not a wise move. Unsubscribed.
Used to be about education now it’s just him
And his buddy crying every episode about how rough they got it.
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This show centers on practical education for city letter carriers and on-the-ground union activity. Episodes routinely unpack contract provisions, office time rules, overtime allocation, grievances, and organizing strategies, all with a blunt, experience-driven lens. Listeners get tactical tips for protecting time, navigating management practices, and driving workplace reform, often illustrated with real-life anecdotes from postal facilities and regional union events. A standout aspect is the blend of instructional contract knowledge with candid commentary on governance, leadership, and reform within the postal union ecosystem, making it a go-to for carriers seeking actionable guidance and community support.
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