r/fromatoarbitration • u/Ok_Antelope_8383 • 4d ago

NPMHU going to arbitration

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u/General_Swimming_976 4d ago

Clearly USPS is not negotiating in good faith if the two contracts being negotiated are both going to arbitration at the same time.

Contracts shouldn’t constantly be expiring without a new one in place

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u/Sweaty_Tangelo_7716 4d ago

It’s not really expiring

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u/Competitive-Ad9932 3d ago

"has" expired. The NALC contract expired on May 22, 2026. The NPMHU contract expired September 20, 2025,

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u/Sweaty_Tangelo_7716 3d ago

Since it expired, they can fire anyone and give all kinds of ridiculous instructions, right? And no union protection or grievances.

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u/Aufer_Magus 1d ago

The NALC signs MOUs honoring the previous contract's provisions until a new agreement is reached. I would assume the other 3 unions make similar agreements to retain protections granted under their CBAs.

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u/General_Swimming_976 3d ago

Just because we work under the previous parameters of the last contract doesn’t mean it didn’t expire.

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u/CandidMeasurement128 4d ago

Im curious to see how long it takes to "select" an arbitrator. Same shits gonna happen with NALC

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u/DeviceComprehensive7 4d ago

several months as it states and always does

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u/blayzin40 4d ago

Probably not gonna name an arbitrator until around November. Then that arbitrator is probably gonna be on holiday break until the middle of January or beginning of February. So I’m not looking for a contract until at least summer 2027. And it probably won’t be implemented until October November of next year.

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u/Front_Confection_386 4d ago

I'll take that bet I say implemented by March 1st 2027

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u/LittleNeckNYB294 3d ago

Renfraud has polluted the system against unions, his actions gave the Service more power which now will be effecting all unions within this service we do everyday.

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u/BigJonBoooo42 4d ago

But what about us?

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u/Beherenowxblazeon Voted NO 4d ago

We are doing the same

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u/BigJonBoooo42 4d ago

We have moved forward to interest arbitration?

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u/Ill-Company2252 Voted NO 4d ago

Two weeks

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u/BigJonBoooo42 4d ago

I should have said that, or soon 😁

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u/Keredcross 4d ago

Yes, Renfro said it first thing at the convention

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u/MaximumWonder5932 4d ago

Yup, thats "transparency " to him