Today, TDU honors Juneteenth, a day that marks the end of slavery in the United States and reminds us of the ongoing fight for racial and economic justice.
The XXXI Teamsters Convention is in the books. The Convention focused on militancy, contract campaigns, strikes, organizing, and meeting new challenges from labor law reform to AI to the next UPS contract.
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TDU members joined more than 4,700 activists, organizers, and troublemakers from across the labor movement at this year's Labor Notes Conference in Chicago.
BMWED members are gearing up for their convention next week where delegates will vote on a bylaw change to give members the right to vote for union officers.
At the Teamsters Convention, Teamsters shared their stories of waging strikes to win strong contracts. Teamsters have waged almost 25% of all recent strikes in North America: 350 strikes in the last four years.
Under the O’Brien-Zuckerman administration, reformers who win local union office have received training and support to successfully lead their locals. The Teamsters Convention voted to approve a change to the IBT Constitution to institutionalize this support for newly-elected leaders.
DHL Teamster and TDU member Holly Wicker from Louisville Local 89 addressed the Teamsters Convention about bargaining to organize -- a winning strategy the Teamsters are using to fight back and win.
Amazon Teamsters and organizers from New York, Kentucky, Chicago, and California spoke to the Teamsters Convention about the Amazon threat to the Teamsters Union and the labor movement.