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National Agreement 2006-2011 - NALC Branch 1100

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employee ends tour at the new location the return trip will not<br />

be on the clock but transportation will be provided promptly<br />

by management upon request.<br />

Date: July 21, 1987<br />

(The preceding Memorandum of Understanding, Use of<br />

Privately Owned Vehicles, applies to Transitional Employees.)<br />

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SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT<br />

BETWEEN THE<br />

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE AND<br />

THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER<br />

CARRIERS, AFL-CIO<br />

Re: Segmentation<br />

The United States Postal Service and the <strong>National</strong> Association<br />

of Letter Carriers, AFL-CIO, in joint discussion and<br />

consultation, have agreed on a set of principles governing the<br />

implementation of the segmentation concept as provided in the<br />

M-39 Handbook (see attachment).<br />

These principles will ensure the efficiencies and effective<br />

implementation of the segmentation concept and ensure the<br />

fair and appropriate utilization of letter carriers in the performance<br />

of the work involved in segmentation.<br />

Statement of Principles:<br />

1. Segmentation of mail can efficiently be processed on<br />

automated or mechanized equipment. Such processing<br />

will be done by the craft designated to operate that<br />

equipment.<br />

2. A manual, tertiary or delivery preparation operation is<br />

the manual sortation or preparation of mail that occurs<br />

after an incoming secondary operation and does not<br />

require memorization of distribution scheme items. A<br />

manual tertiary or delivery operation will be done by<br />

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