UPS makes $5 billion a year, but too many part-time workers make poverty wages. The End Part-Time Poverty Campaign is uniting UPS Teamsters and the public to fight for $15 an hour starting pay, higher wages for every part-timer, more guaranteed hours, and 15,000 full-time jobs.
The IBT and the Department of Justice have filed a joint motion in court to ask for approval on a plan to sunset federal oversight of the Teamsters. What does this mean for the future of anti-corruption efforts and International elections in our union?
An administrative law judge has ordered Amazon to recognize and bargain with Teamsters at the DCK6 delivery warehouse in San Francisco after finding the company violated federal labor law by refusing to recognize the union.
