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An Invitation to all Mail Handler Non-Members

An Invitation to all Mail Handler Non-Members                             

On behalf of nearly 40,000 active members of the National Postal Mail Handlers Union (NPMHU), we ask that you take a few minutes to review this brochure, which highlights some of the reasons that we believe you should join the NPMHU.  As the two resident National Officers of this great Union, we invite you to join your fellow mail handlers in the fight to preserve the United States Postal Service, and in the continuing struggle to obtain and secure higher wages, increased benefits, and improved working conditions. 

Without the National Postal Mail Handlers Union, and its thousands of dedicated representatives – who are working day in, and day out, to protect your interests – Mail Handlers certainly would not enjoy the level of job security, anti-discrimination protection, seniority consideration, wages, benefits, or safety and health protections that are currently in place.  The National Postal Mail Handlers Union has been in the trenches – for many decades – fighting to obtain, and protect, these important benefits.

The NPMHU relies on the collective strength of its membership to continue the struggle for a better workplace. 

We respectfully ask that you join us in these worthwhile efforts.  We ask that you join our Union, and that you join our fight.  Remember:  It’s a Career Decision!

Please review our brochure, which highlights some of the benefits of membership, and contact your shop steward or other union representative to become a member today.

John F. Hegarty                                              Mark A. Gardner

           National President                                         National Secretary-Treasurer

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