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How much do American Postal Workers Union executives make?

In FY2025, American Postal Workers Union reported 27 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $569,440, with the highest-paid officer earning $97,312.

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Officer and Employee Compensation

Name Title Compensation
Mitchell Taylor President $97,312
Chantriss Flanagan Vice President $95,527
Doris Simmons Secretary-Treasurer $93,827
Brenda Story Asst Clerk Division Dir $87,429
William Flanagan Recording Secretary $48,290
Michael Reed Clerk Craft $20,818
Serrita Simon Clerk Craft Director $18,485
Darryl Gause Motor Vehicle Director $16,305
Robert Brice Assist Maint Div Director Past $15,295
Bess Johnson Asst. Maint. North Metro $13,240
Anita Navas Asst. Maint. Director Atl $11,825
Gary Walker Asst. Maint. Director NDC $8,967
Marvin Smith Asst. Motor Vehicle Dir $7,200
Stacey Sabir-Brown Asst. Dir. North Metro $7,013
Sherina Williams Clerk Craft Director $6,280
Brandon Foster Asst. Dir. Assoc. Office $3,537
Michael Nodine Research Edu Di $3,289
Unique Fields Health Plan Director $3,188
Rodney Lawson Legislative Director $2,361
Shadequa Chanie ABA Representative $1,950

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Compensation data is reported on the organization's IRS Form 990 Part VII (Compensation of Officers, Directors, Trustees, and Key Employees). All amounts shown are public record as filed by the organization and may include salary, bonuses, and other compensation. Data is from the most recent available filing for this organization.

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