From A to Arbitration

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a passionate and highly critical discussion of the current state of the NALC, focusing on issues like the union’s leadership, recent arbitration cases, and the need for a stronger advocacy approach. Corey begins by acknowledging listener feedback and addressing recent technical issues with the podcast’s audio. He […]

This episode of From A to Arbitration features an interview with Tyler Vasseur, a shop steward from Minneapolis, focusing on activism within the union and strategies for stronger contract negotiations. Corey begins by acknowledging improvements to the podcast’s sound quality and then previews upcoming topics, notably the “Act of God” grievance process and a revisit

This episode of From A to Arbitration focuses on a new “grievance of the month” – a case involving part-time flexible (PTF) employees and their potential conversion to full-time status. Corey begins by addressing listener feedback and announcing upcoming episodes on Act of God grievances and hour office time. The central topic is a detailed

This episode of From A to Arbitration presents the closing arguments in a 2020 arbitration case concerning the falsification of letter carrier clock rings. Corey begins by thanking Cole Billups for technical assistance in preparing the episode’s audio. Corey details the case’s background, emphasizing the importance of thorough case preparation. He highlights the significant role

This episode of From A to Arbitration serves as a year-end review, offering a summary of the past year’s activities and a preview of the upcoming year’s focus. Corey expresses gratitude to Discord members for audio improvements, while acknowledging a technical difficulty during the recording. The episode begins by highlighting the podcast’s impressive download figures

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a closing argument and year-end review, covering both recent arbitration cases and broader union issues. Corey begins by thanking listeners and Discord members for their support, then previews upcoming topics (Act of God grievances and hour office time). The core of the episode centers on Corey’s critical

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a passionate discussion on the state of the NALC, focusing on the need for change and accountability within its leadership. Corey begins by acknowledging listener feedback and announcing plans for future episodes, notably on Act of God and hour office time grievances. The episode’s central theme is

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a passionate and critical review of the current state of the NALC, focusing on Corey’s frustration with union leadership and management. Corey apologizes for the lack of intro music due to a recent move and technical difficulties. The episode begins with a discussion of a recent article

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a passionate discussion on the state of the NALC, focusing on the need for change, particularly within the union’s leadership. Corey begins by acknowledging technical difficulties with the audio and previews upcoming episodes focused on specific arbitration cases. The episode centers on Corey’s frustration with the union’s

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a highly critical and passionate discussion of Corey’s frustrations with the current state of the NALC, particularly its leadership and handling of grievances. Corey begins by acknowledging technical difficulties and previews upcoming episodes on emergency placement cases and clock ring falsification. The episode’s core theme is Corey’s