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Clerks, Maintenance, Motor Vehicle
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Uniform and Work Clothes Program
Allowances for 2006–2011 Under the USPS-APWU National Agreement
Employees covered under the 2006–2011 United
States Postal Service-American Postal Workers Union (USPS-APWU)
National Agreement who are eligible to receive annual clothing
allowances, as specified in Employee and Labor
Relations Manual (ELM) section 932.1, are entitled to an
annual allowance increase effective on allowance anniversary
dates occurring on or after November 21, 2006, as follows:
Regular Uniform Program (ELM
932.11)
All other allowances will be updated as
anniversary dates are due. In accordance with the agreement, the
next scheduled increase will be on November 21, 2007. Allowance
increases will be announced in future issues of the
Postal Bulletin. -
Letter
Carriers
USPS-NALC NATIONAL AGREEMENT
Changes to Uniform Program Allowance, 2001-2006
Employees covered by the 2001-2006 USPS-NALC National Agreement who are eligible
to receive annual clothing allowances, as specified in Employee and Labor
Relations Manual (ELM) 932, Uniform Requirements, are entitled to an annual
uniform allowance increase, effective on those uniform allowance anniversary
dates occurring on or after November 21, 2001, as follows:
• Annual allowance for all eligible employees shall be increased from the
present $298 per annum to $328 per annum. (See Article 26, Section 2, Item A.)
• A newly eligible employee entering the uniform program will receive an
additional credit to the employee's allowance of $76 if entitled to $328 per
annum. (See Article 26, Section 2, Item B.)
Transitional Employee (Carrier)
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In the event that the Postal Service requires transitional employees to wear
uniform items, local Postal Service management, at its option, may provide such
uniform items, which will be returned at the time of separation. For each 3
months of service during the first term of appointment, the transitional
employee may be entitled to purchase up to 25 percent of the $277 uniform
allowance. The uniform purchases are reimbursed by the Postal Service direct to
the vendor. Purchase and payment provisions will continue as previously agreed
to by the Postal Service and NALC. (See Article 26, Section 3, Transitional
Employee.)
Employee accounts have been retroactively updated to November 21, 2001, and will
continue to be updated as individual employee anniversary dates occur.
- Labor Relations Policies and Programs,
Labor Relations, 9-19-02
Mail Handlers
Changes to Uniform
and Work Clothes Program Allowances 2004-2005
Effective
November 21, 2004
contract
uniform allowance increases to
$127 per year and $130 effective November 21, 2005 and the work
clothes program allowance to $64 per year effective November 21,
2004 and $65 effective November 21, 2005).
Employee and Labor Relations
Manual (ELM) (source Postal Bulletin 1/23/03)
9 Labor Relations
930 Work Clothes and
Uniforms
932 Uniform Requirements
932.1 Employees Required
to Wear Uniforms and Work Clothes
932.13 Work Clothes
This program is separate
from the contract uniform program. It is for employees who are not presently
eligible for uniforms or contract uniforms. Affected are certain mail handlers,
maintenance employees, motor vehicle employees, and clerical employees involved
full time in pouching and dispatching units, Parcel Post sorting units, bulk
mail sacking operations, and ordinary paper sacking units:
e. Assigned
full time in the specified duty assignment:
[Revise item e (29) to
read as follows:]
(29)
Maintenance support clerk.
- Labor Relations
Policies and Procedures,
Labor Relations, 1-23-03
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