Episodes

This episode of From A to Arbitration focuses on the recent vote on charges against the union president and Corey’s frustration with the union’s leadership. Corey criticizes the current leadership for incompetence and a lack of transparency, arguing that they have not adequately represented the city letter carriers. The episode delves into the specifics of […]

This episode of From A to Arbitration focuses on Publication 552, the Postal Service’s policy on workplace harassment, and the Initial Management Inquiry Process (IMIP). Corey argues that management frequently fails to follow this policy, highlighting numerous cases where complaints were made but no IMIP was initiated. He emphasizes that Publication 552 outlines management’s responsibility

This episode of From A to Arbitration covers a variety of topics, including fan mail, personal experiences, and a detailed analysis of a specific arbitration case. Corey initially apologizes for a technical issue that caused an earlier episode to be deleted. The main theme of the episode is Corey’s frustration with the current union leadership

This episode of From A to Arbitration features a lengthy discussion on the “one-hour office time” policy and how letter carriers can fight back, delivered primarily by guest JB. The episode also touches upon personal matters (a baseball season and regional training) and upcoming guests (David Noble). JB’s segment covers the importance of letter carriers’

This episode of From A to Arbitration previews a forthcoming episode with guest JB, focusing on the “one-hour office time” policy. Corey discusses a recent Zoom meeting on “Building a Fighting NALC,” highlighting the importance of unity and collective action within the union. Corey emphasizes the current precarious position of the NALC, critiquing the union

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a passionate critique of the current union leadership, specifically targeting the perceived inaction and lack of accountability of the union president and executive vice president. Corey expresses frustration with the union’s handling of recent issues and the lack of support for letter carriers on the workroom floor.

This episode of From A to Arbitration continues the discussion of the Weir Report, focusing on the “heroes” and “zeros” (or “studs” and “duds”) within the union during the period covered by the report. Corey dissects the actions and reputations of various individuals, including former President Rolando, Paul Barner, Eddie Davidson, and others. Corey praises

This episode of From A to Arbitration details the first part of the Weir Report, an investigation into charges against union president Brian Renfroe. Corey, discusses the report’s findings, focusing on the president’s alleged absences from regional meetings, lack of preparation for contract negotiations, and a 2018 DUI. Walton begins by recounting his recent travel

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a highly critical assessment of the current union leadership, particularly the union president and executive vice president, and their handling of the DRT (Dispute Resolution Team) and other union matters. Corey begins by announcing upcoming episodes and a special guest. He emphasizes the importance of Publication 552

This episode of From A to Arbitration is a passionate call for members to adopt a more aggressive stance against management and within the union, emphasizing the need for a change in leadership. Corey begins by apologizing for technical difficulties and immediately shifts to discussing recent arbitration cases. Corey critiques the union’s handling of these