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Impact Statements
Article 12 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement requires the USPS to prepare Impact Statements when operational changes are expected to lead to the involuntary reassignment of APWU-represented employees. These reports must notify the union of the anticipated impact; the number of employees affected by craft; the locations to which employees will be reassigned; and, in the case of a new installation, the anticipated complement by tour and craft. Article 12 requires management to periodically update APWU regional coordinators of any changes to the information provided.
APWU regional coordinators provide copies of Impact Statements to affected locals seeking review and input, and rely on the feedback they receive to challenge improper and unjustified excessing and reassignments.
Impact Statement |
New York Metro Dec. 2005 [PDF] |
Impact Statement |
Northeast Area Dec. 2005 [PDF] |
Impact Statement |
New York Metro July 2005 [PDF] |
Impact Statement |
Northeast Area March 2005 [PDF] |
Impact Statement |
Northeast Area March 2005 [PDF] |
Impact Statement |
Northeast Area Dec. 2004 [PDF] |
Impact Statement |
Northeast Area Sept. 2004 |
Impact Statement |
New York Metro Area Dec. 2004 [PDF] |
Impact Statement |
New York Metro Area 2004 [PDF] |
Impact Statement |
Northeast Area June 2004 [PDF] |
ABOUT THE NORTHEAST REGION COORDINATOR'S OFFICE
Elizabeth Powell
Northeast Region Coordinator
350 West 31st Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10001
Telephone: 212-563-6379
Fax: 212-967-2452
The Northeast Region Coordinator is responsible for organizing the union’s grievance activity at the Step 3 level and arbitration in eight states, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The coordinator administers the scheduling of Step 3 grievances throughout the region; schedules arbitration hearings jointly with management for the cases that remain unresolved, and assigns the union’s advocates.