Tell the world's largest courier company that workers rights are universal
Labour Start
08/13/2012
DHL is the world's largest courier company and one of the largest employers, with well over 470,000 workers.
DHL Newswire
Germany May Sell Its Share of Deutche Post DHL
Reuters
06/15/2012
Germany's KfW KFW.UL has approached investment banks about the sale of at least part of its stake in Deutsche Post DHL (DPWGn.DE), which has a market value of 4.9 billion euros ($6.2 billion), three people familiar with the process said.
DHL to Spend $47 Million to Expand U.S. Hub
March 16, 2012: DHL Express said it will spend $47 million to upgrade its U.S. package express and cargo sorting facility and capability at the Cincinnati area airport.
DHL Concession Deal is Dead
November 13, 2009: Membership outrage over proposed mid-contract concessions at DHL led to it being shelved by the national meeting of local officials.
DHL Wants Concessions on National Contract
November 2, 2009: DHL Teamsters report that IBT officials have met with management over proposed contract changes that would include buy outs of Teamster to allow the hiring of low-wage drivers and dock workers.
Video: DHL Teamsters Rally in Chicago
November 21, 2008: Local 705 members rallied at the Federal Building in Chicago to demand fairness for laid-off DHL Teamsters.
DHL Exits Domestic
November 17, 2008: The world's largest national economy is not large enough, it appears, for three private parcel carriers.
DHL Cuts Thousands of Jobs
November 14, 2008: The worsening recession has claimed more victims, as the European transport giant DHL announced Nov. 10 that they are ending all domestic U.S. ground and air shipping.
DHL to End Domestic-Only Business
November 10, 2008: DHL, the world's number one international logistics and express service provider, today announced a repositioning of its U.S. Express business.
DHL Cuts Jobs
August 1, 2008: Less than two months after members ratified a concessionary contract that IBT officials touted as saving jobs, DHL has implemented layoffs, which could be permanent cuts.
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