The May edition of The Postal Record is now available, featuring a variety of news and features relevant to readers. According to a recent announcement, this month’s cover story, “When branches fundraise for MDA, we’ve got it in the bag,” provides insights into the efforts of branches to support Muscular Dystrophy Association fundraising initiatives.
Additionally, the publication offers updates on significant developments from Washington, highlighting the increasing support for the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC)’s priority resolutions. The stories address current challenges facing federal workers, including an aggressive governmental push to reshape policies and protect workers. Also included is coverage of legislative moves such as the House’s passage of a new voter ID bill, H.R. 22, and the reintroduction of legislation permitting the United States Postal Service (USPS) to ship alcohol.
Noteworthy dates and features also receive attention, specifically Food Drive Day set for Saturday, May 10, and an examination of “opting” or hold-down assignments. There is coverage of individuals within the organization, with segments recognizing heroic letter carriers and positive news involving letter carriers and their work.
For further reading, the magazine extends monthly columns by national officers and staff members. Readers interested in accessing the May edition can do so via FlippingBook, which optimizes the magazine for digital reading across devices. A complete PDF download of the magazine is available online, with instructions provided to ensure compatibility and optimum viewing.
