Make UPS Deliver on the Dream: Signs and Materials

Order your rally signs to participate in January 17 national day of action to demand UPS respect Martin Luther King Day as a paid holiday, end two-tier pay for 22.4s, and provide living wages and full-time jobs for part-timers.

Suggested donation of $1 per sign to cover the cost of printing and shipping. A TDU organizer will contact you to confirm your order before shipping.

** Please note that all sign orders requested after Wednesday, January 12th will not arrive in time for the 17th. TDU is happy to send signs requested on any date. **

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I want to participate in the national day of action. Please send me 100 signs.

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