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APWU, Local Union 2
American Postal Workers Union, AFL-CIO
Contact Information1239 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
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AbstractThe APWU is the world's largest postal union, representing more than 330,000 USPS employees, and nearly 2,000 private-sector mail workers. Depending on their occupation, APWU members belong to the Clerk, Maintenance, Motor Vehicle, or Support Services divisions. The APWU is a democratic organization comprised of dues-paying members who belong to approximately 1,600 state and local unions and retiree chapters in every state and territory. APWU officers are directly elected by union members. The union’s state and local affiliates are autonomous organizations that rely on the national union to represent their interests in contract negotiations and in national-level grievances. The union negotiates a national Collective Bargaining Agreement and fights for members’ interests on Capitol Hill. The APWU also has many Retiree and Auxiliary chapters so that former postal workers and postal families can remain active in union affairs.
Other Unions in San Francisco, CAIBB 128, AFGE 51, ILWU 10, IBT 7, AFGE 1233, AFT 4269, IATSE 18, AFM 6, AFGE 2275, CWA 59051, NALC 214, IBEW 1269, CWA 9410, IUPAT 718, ILWU 75, IBT 85, IATSE 16, IW 377, GCC 468, IBT 278, UBC 22, AFGE 2391, IUPAT 510, IUEC 8, RWAW 40, UA 38, UAW 2103, IUOE 39, IAM 1782, IBT 484, BRS 153, OPCMIA 66, IATSE 784, LIUNA 1141, ILWU 34, LIUNA 261, AFGE 3899, AFGE 1216, IATSE 914, CWA 39052, IBEW 6, UFCW 648, GCC 583, TCU 6721
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