The Lost Post Office Union Episode

Tommy Espinoza, a former letter carrier and union steward for the National Association of Letter Carriers, dives into the historical and contemporary struggles of postal workers. He shares insights on the limitations of striking and the transformative impact of the 1970 national strike. Espinoza discusses inequities in labor laws, the challenges injured workers face, and the importance of union solidarity. With a mix of personal stories and serious grievances, he emphasizes collective action and the need for community awareness to improve working conditions for postal employees.