The United Kingdom Postal Clerks' Association was a trade union representing post office workers in the UK.
[1] The union was initially based in Liverpool, and never developed strength outside North West England.
[1] The union discussed a potential merger with the Fawcett Society in 1907, but members were apathetic, and this did not proceed.
Despite this, the union continued to grow, employing Lucy Withrington as its women's officer from 1908, and reaching 7,724 members by 1912.
[1] In 1911, the union instead began discussing a potential merger with the Postal Telegraph Clerks' Association.