Most of Yellow’s terminal properties closed at auction on December 4, with XPO the biggest buyer, paying $870 million or nearly half of the $1.9 billion that the 128 properties yielded. XPO bought 28 properties and Estes bought 24.

Yellow Freight closed its doors and put 30,000 Teamsters out of work. Some in the media have claimed that Yellow closed because of its dispute with the Teamsters.

Operating with the same expiration date as UPS, 7,800 Teamsters in 126 local unions who work at TForce Freight approved a new five-year contract.

This summer, 8,600 Teamsters approved a new contract at ABF that includes wage increases of $6.50 over five years, higher pension and health and welfare contributions, two more sick days, and MLK Day as a paid holiday.

Ten Roads Freight workers are turning to the Teamsters for union representation and a better future.

Together, we made UPS deliver better contract language. Now, it's time to enforce it. Here are some places to start.