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UPS Contract Talks Underway in Chicago

June 20, 2008: Chicago Local 705 has entered bargaining with UPS on a new contract covering more than 10,000 Teamsters in the Chicago area. The Local 705 UPS contract is independent of the national agreement. Local 705 Teamsters are currently operating under the 2002 contract, which expires on Aug 1. The local’s bargaining committee includes nearly 20 rank-and-file UPS Teamsters, with members from every classification. The company is seeking the same concessions they won in...

Part-Timers in L.A. Demand Money for Unpaid Breaks

June 30, 2008: UPS is violating the rights of part-timers in Southern California to get breaks in their fourth and fifth hours—or to get paid for unused break time. Now, concerned Local 396 UPSers are taking action to enforce members’ rights. The Southwest Sort Rider gives part-time employees the right to a ten-minute rest break during their 3.5 hour shift—and an additional five minute break after their fourth hour and fifth hour on the job...

No Cost of Living Raise for UPS Teamsters

June 13, 2008: All UPS Teamsters will be missing something this summer: a cost of living raise of 15¢ per hour. Gasoline and food prices are skyrocketing. Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI-W), went up 4.5 percent from May 2007 to May 2008. This is the period used in Article 33 of our contract. When that index goes over three percent, we are supposed to get a cost of living adjustment (COLA)....

Feeder Driver Beats Retaliation

June 3, 2008: A New York feeder driver who reported a safety problem was rewarded by management with a 72-hour notice. Fortunately, Local 804 Teamster Joe Miller stuck to his guns. The result? The company fixed the safety problem and dropped the 72-hour notice. Click here to read the full story of how Miller beat management retaliation at 804membersunited.org, the independent website of Local 804 Teamsters.

Traffic World: DHL Restructures, Outsources to UPS

May 28, 2008: DHL unveiled a far-reaching restructuring of its troubled U.S. express business Wednesday that includes a sharp pullback in its operations and outsourcing its air transport business to competitor UPS. John Allan, chief financial officer of DHL parent Deutsche Post World Net, called the moves "radical and decisive actions" but said it will still leave DHL losing $3 billion between 2008 and 2011. DHL said it will eliminate about 34 percent of its...
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