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- National Association of Letter Carriers AFL-CIOLetter Carrier Resource Guide. NALC’s Letter Carrier Resource Guide is a one-stop shop for valuable information for all city letter carriers at every stage of their career. Welcome New Members. Selected articles for city carrier assistants from The Postal Record, one of the best tools to help you make the most of your membership.
- Career Information | National Association of Letter Carriers AFL-CIOA city letter carrier is a worker employed by the United States Postal Service (USPS), a U.S. government agency. A letter carrier is thus a government worker, serving the public directly, and enjoying the recognition, appreciation and trust of the citizens whose mail they carry.
- Pay tables, COLA info, annuity projections | National Association of ...Under the terms of the 2019-2023 National Agreement between the National Association of Letter Carriers and the United States Postal Service, this salary and rate schedule is the current paychart for all NALC represented employees: Click the table above to open it as a PDF. Selected previous National Agreement pay tables are available below.
- City Delivery resources - National Association of Letter Carriers AFL-CIOThe Letter Carrier Resource Guide, a comprehensive guide for every letter carrier, is now available in downloadable PDF format on the NALC website. This guide combines, updates, and replaces the 2016 City Carrier Assistant Resource Guide and the 2014 Letter Carrier’s Guide .
- Information for All Mail Carriers - About.usps.comYour postal letter carrier encourages you to help reduce the chance of a dog bite or attack by using the free online service called Informed Delivery from the Postal Service. Go to www (dot) USPS (dot) com and sign up for Informed Delivery notifications.
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