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As seen in: Labor Notes, MSN, The Conversation, Wales Online, Common Dreams, Hull Daily Mail, Truthout, AlterNet, Jacobin, Grimsby Live, Truthdig and
Writing/editing for @labornotes. Journalist by day, songwriter by night, Odonian all hours.
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New Voices Gain Ground at Letter Carriers Convention

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By Alexandra Bradbury Verified
| Labor Notes Verified
“The number one takeaway is that the times in the NALC, they are a-changing,” said Margo O’Neill of Branch 352 in Des Moines, Iowa, who attended her first Letter Carriers convention August 3-7 in Los Angeles. “It was quite different than any convention that I’ve been to,” said retiree activist Jamie Partridge of Branch 82 in Portland, Oregon, who has been attending since 1988.
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Letter Carriers Set To Deliver Change in Upcoming Union Election

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By Alexandra Bradbury Verified
| Portside
Letter Carriers Set To Deliver Change in Upcoming Union Election Published July 31, 2026 A leadership change looks likely in the Letter Carriers (NALC) this fall. Members are mad about low pay and forced overtime, dangerous heat and robberies, the rejected contract imposed last year, the backlog of tens of thousands of grievances, and the president’s secretive approach to bargaining.
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Letter Carriers Set To Deliver Change In Upcoming Union Election

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By Alexandra Bradbury Verified, Labor Notes
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: Letter carriers in Detroit marched on Labor Day last year. After members voted down a contract, President Renfroe started calling “Fight Like Hell” days of action. Jim West/jimwestphoto.com. A leadership change looks likely in the Letter Carriers (NALC) this fall. Members are mad about low pay and forced overtime, dangerous heat and robberies, the rejected contract imposed last year, the backlog of tens of thousands of grievances, and the president’s secretive approach to bargaining.
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