Gag Orders
Vicki Says:
October 27th, 2005 at 6:07 pm e
It is the policy and direction of the National Board that non stewards are not to provide or dispense advice or opinion regarding any contractual or labor relations matter.
Further, certified stewards at any level are not to provide or dispense advice or opinion regarding any contractual or labor relations matter beyond the jurisdiction of their certification and assigned responsibilities. For example, a local steward in Office A will not involve himself or herself in any labor relations issues in Office B.
Bring me your tired, hungry, listless…
And I will show you a letter carrier at the end of a day in September, October, November, December, January and April.
If you have pictures of the food drive, or showing you in your postal vehicle it would be fun to include them here. I am… Just send them to me at:
george . l . weaver @ comcast . net
P.S. Speaking of late returns, this Sunday is the end of Daylight Savings. Remember the old adage: “Spring Forward, Fall Back”, just like falling off o a log…
Letter Carriers Live a Thousand Lives.
We deliver, but we also listen, watch, learn, and take part in the community on a grand scale. I don’t think any of us realize just how interwoven our lives are with our communities. We have many skills as letter carriers, some are ex-scientists, tech workers, accountants, architects, plumbers, and construction workers just to list the tip of the iceberg. Why do we work as letter carriers? What is it about our jobs that motivate us not to do something else? Good question. Hopefully there will be answers here in the stories we write about…