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Biller was President of New York Area Postal Union of the American Postal Workers, AFL-CIO, as well as Regional Coordinator for the Northeast Region of the American Workers' Postal Union.

Epstein discusses work experiences, McCarthyism and the Union in the 1930s.

Goldberg discusses finance insurance funds, substition work, and work inequities.

Kamish was a delegate addressing poor working conditions; he discusses the Summerfield suspension and the 1958 break from AFL-CIO.

Kaye was a supervisor who was with the postal service from 1913-1958.

Mandell discusses being a woman on the job, GPO incoming mail, and general changes in the work environment.

Elsie Resnick discusses sexism at work, working conditions, GPO incoming mail, Sick Aid, and the 1970 strike.

Robert Resnick discusses supervisor negligence, GPO incoming mail, and the 1970 strike.

Rosner was Secretary-Treasurer of New York Metro Postal Workers; he discusses the credit union, politics and finances, and dangers of the job.

Ryland discusses racism, the lengthy fight to be allowed to sit on the job, case stories, and the 1969 Contsitution Convention.

Salk discusses early labor conditions, his rise to leadership, and Dave Edelson.

This group interview discusses the break from AFL-CIO and the fight to enforce exams for managers, among other topics.