Carhaul Steward Calls for End to Lies
July 25, 2008: Carhaulers across the USA are speaking out against the concessionary national contract that is being voted on right now.
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TDU in Action–Uniting to Rebuild Teamster Power in Carhaul
Teamster carhaulers showed our power when we voted down a concessionary agreement in 2008. Now carhaulers are getting organized to protect our jobs and our agreement.
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Is this the Teamsters Union, or the Corporate Sales Department?
July 17, 2008: Q. How do you know when a proposed contract is rotten?
A. When they use corporate sales tricks to try to get you to buy it.
Carhaul Deal Gets Chilly Reception
July 9, 2008: Carhaul locals are holding meetings to sell the proposed carhaul deal. But the concessions are getting a chilly reception.
One Carhauler's Opinion
July 1, 2008: Tomorrow union officials will meet in Detroit to discuss the details of the national carhaul contract.
Carhaul Tentative Agreement
June 20, 2008: The IBT and carhaul employers have reached a tentative agreement to present to the members.
Employers Deny Job Rights to PTS Teamsters
June 17, 2008: In the wake of PTS's closure, carhaul employers are trying to violate the national contract and deny the right of PTS Teamsters to follow their work.
Carhaul Teamsters Strike PTS
June 9, 2008: Starting at 9 AM this morning, 1,250 Teamster carhaulers went on strike at Peformance Transportation Services.
Detroit News: Teamsters Strike Against PTS
June 9, 2008: The International Brotherhood of Teamsters sent its members on strike at 9 this morning against the nation's No.
Court Approves Wage Cut at PTS
June 6, 2008: A U.S. bankruptcy court judge approved PTS’s request for a 15 percent wage cut. Will a strike by Teamster carhaulers be next?
Fuel Help for Teamster Owner Operators?
June 3, 2008: Teamster owner-operators may see a little more money in their pockets if Congress passes a new law stopping middlemen from skimming fuel surcharges.
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