Corey Walton discusses management’s growing use of heat-related discipline, challenges to shop stewards’ representational rights, and the importance of protecting carriers through meaningful grievance settlements. He examines management’s use of PS Form 3999 times and performance projections, referencing M-01769, M-01444, and M-01664 to challenge arbitrary street and office time expectations.
Corey also criticizes NALC leadership over the rejected tentative agreement, escalated monetary remedies, and M-02009, which addresses payments for work exceeding 12 hours daily or 60 hours weekly. James Henry joins the episode to discuss the Concerned Letter Carriers (CLC), union reform, collective bargaining, education, workplace conditions, and plans to restore accountability and put city letter carriers first.
Cites
Nalls Charges
- Investigative Report on Charge 1 – 05-27-2025 Article 10
- 04-25-2025_Article 10 Charges_against_President_EVP_and_EC
- 05-27-2025 Article 10 Charges
- 07-10-2025_Letter_from_Mack_Julian_04-25-2025_Article_10_charges
- 07-11-2025_Letter_from_Mack_Julian_05-27-2025_Article_10_charges
- 08-05-2025_Email between James Henry and Darin Nalls
- Investigative Report on Charge 2 – 04-25-2025 Article 10
- Investigative Report on Charge 2 – 05-27-2025 Article 10
- Investigative Report on Charge 3 – 04-25-2025 Article 10
- Investigative Report Overview_04-25-2025 Article 10 charges
- Investigative Report_Alleged Tulino Letters – 04-25-2025 Article 10
- US Postal Inspection Service investigation