MCCARTHY ADVANCED CONSULTING LLC
MCCARTHY ADVANCED CONSULTING LLC filed a Q3 report for NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS on October 20, 2025, reporting $50,000 in lobbying income.
Lobbying for NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS · ​National labor union of city delivery letter carriers employed by the USPS.
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FRANK MCCARTHYPreviously held: House Transportation Committee; Representative Sue Kelly (NY-19)
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PAUL MILOTTEPreviously held: Legislative Director; Representative Don Young (AK-At Large)
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MICHAEL LIPTAKPreviously held: Legislative Correspondent; Senator Mitch McConnell
Educated Members on the need for OPM to change how they calculate USPS pension obligations. Lobbied in support of modernization reform to postal retiree healthcare funds investment rules. Lobbied in support of S 463/HR 1065, the Protect Our Letter Carriers Act, which seeks to reduce letter carrier assaults by increasing penalties and modernizing USPS security infrastructure. Lobbied in support of advancing bicameral congressional resolutions (H.Res. 70/S.Res. 147), to oppose privatization of the US Postal Service. Lobbied in opposition to proposed cuts to federal supplemental retirement benefits and increases in FERS contributions (HR 1). Lobbied in support of H.R. 1522, the Federal Retirement Fairness Act, which would allow federal employees, including temporary U.S. Postal Service workers, to make catch-up retirement contributions for nondeduction service performed after December 31, 1988, so it counts as creditable service toward their retirement.
Educated Members on the need for OPM to change how they calculate USPS pension obligations. Lobbied in support of modernization reform to postal retiree healthcare funds investment rules. Lobbied in support of S 463/HR 1065, the Protect Our Letter Carriers Act, which seeks to reduce letter carrier assaults by increasing penalties and modernizing USPS security infrastructure. Lobbied in support of advancing bicameral congressional resolutions (H.Res. 70/S.Res. 147), to oppose privatization of the US Postal Service. Lobbied in opposition to proposed cuts to federal supplemental retirement benefits and increases in FERS contributions (HR 1). Lobbied in support of H.R. 1522, the Federal Retirement Fairness Act, which would allow federal employees, including temporary U.S. Postal Service workers, to make catch-up retirement contributions for nondeduction service performed after December 31, 1988, so it counts as creditable service toward their retirement.