Right to organize; postal employees

§ 7101. Right to organize; postal employees A postal employee may not be reduced in rank or pay or removed from the postal service because of— (1) membership in an organization of postal employees having for its objects, among other things, improvements in the working conditions of its members, including hours of work, pay, and leave of absence, and which is not affiliated with an outside organization imposing an obligation on the employees to engage in a strike, or proposing to assist them in a strike, against the United States; or (2) presenting, individually or as a member of a group of postal employees, a grievance to Congress or a Member of Congress.