Attached are the upcoming events from now until the end of the year!
More detailed information will always be posted in
facilities, online and social media accounts.
95% of American Postal Worker Members have chosen to ratify our 2024-2027 Collective Bargaining Agreement!!!!
Key takeaways include (but not limited to...)
Full Cost-of-Living-Adjustments (COLA) for Career Employees (Six Total)
Increased Night Shift Differential
Protection from layoff for career employees with six years of service remains in effect.
Victory for Custodians: Justice Restored Through Arbitration!
The Union has successfully fought for and secured the return of the UBBM recycling back to our custodians where it rightfully belongs.
This work was awarded to the Mail Handlers in 2012.
So, what happens next? We will work with management to implement the award immediately.
Congratulations to the 2025 Scholarship Recipients!
Thank You, William H Burrus Cleveland Area Local 72
THE GLORIA J. BELVY SCHOLARSHIP WAS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE HELP OF THE GENEROUS MEMBERS OF
THE WILLIAM H. BURRUS CLEVELAND AREA LOCAL 72 AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION.
DONATED MONEY WAS USED TO ASSIST DESERVING STUDENTS WITH THEIR EDUCATION EXPENSES.
Each and every Thursday, wear your Union Merch!
Union Proud and Say it Loud!
While we are still under contract negotiations, it is important that we show Union solidarity!
Email your pictures to local72@clevelandapwu.org
So you can be featured on our website and in future publications.
Keep Calling Congress to Oppose Cuts to Postal and Federal Pensions!
We encourage APWU members and supporters to call our Legislative Hotline at 844-402-1001
and urge your House representative to OPPOSE any cuts to federal and postal pensions!
Click the following links for more information:
https://apwu.
William H Burrus Cleveland Area Local 72
Hosted the Ohio Postal Workers Convention the weekend off April 11th-13th at the Doubletree Hotel Lakeside.
Local people from across Ohio gathered together to vote on constitutional changes and elected officers as well as to celebrate the retirement of State President Steve Charles and State Vice President Mary Sitko.