Michael J. Elston Appointed as USPS Labor Relations Vice President

Michael J. Elston Appointed as USPS Labor Relations Vice President

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced the appointment of Michael J. Elston as the new Vice President of Labor Relations. In this strategic leadership role, Elston will guide and manage the Postal Service’s labor-management relations, overseeing contract negotiations, employee benefits, compensation, and ensuring alignment with the Delivering for America plan.

In addition to his core responsibilities, Elston will also support Acting Postmaster General Doug Tulino in the execution of his duties.

A Proven Leader Within USPS

Michael J. Elston is no stranger to the Postal Service. He previously served as Secretary to the USPS Board of Governors, an officer-level position where he played a vital role in shaping governance policies. His extensive USPS experience also includes:

  • Chief Counsel for Appellate and Commercial Litigation
  • Chief Counsel for Employment Law
  • Associate General Counsel and Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer

In 2020, Elston also acted as Special Senior Advisor to Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, offering key insights and strategic support during a critical time.

A Strong Legal Background

Before joining USPS in 2010, Elston worked in private practice, where he represented clients in complex civil, criminal, and investigative matters. His career also includes several notable roles within the U.S. Department of Justice, further demonstrating his depth of experience in public service and legal affairs.

Strengthening USPS Workforce Strategies

As Labor Relations VP, Elston is expected to play a pivotal role in ensuring USPS labor strategies are effective, ethical, and in line with long-term organizational goals.

His broad experience within USPS and his legal expertise uniquely position him to foster collaboration, navigate complex negotiations, and enhance employee engagement across the Postal Service workforce.

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