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UPDATED: Rome Aloise, Hoffa’s Main Man in the West, Charged by IRB

Rome Aloise, International Vice President and the most powerful Hoffa-Slate official in the West, has been slapped with charges for massive corruption violations. His career as a Teamster official and Hoffa Slate power broker is likely over.

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UPDATED: Too Big to Fail: The Huge Community Impact of Pension Cuts

The huge economic impact that the proposed cuts by the Central States would have on American communities is now detailed for all 435 Congressional Districts.

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Teamster Magazine Campaign Battle Pages

The February Teamster Magazine featuring campaign material from Teamsters United and the Hoffa Campaign is hitting the streets. Get a sneak preview of the Teamsters United campaign pages here.

 

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United Against Givebacks

Teamster mechanics picketed United Airlines at the San Francisco, Houston and Orlando airports on Friday in an escalation of their fight for an industry-leading contract. 

 

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Retirees Speak Out in Kansas City

There was not an empty seat in the house as over one thousand Teamsters packed the Kansas City Convention Center to participate in the last public hearing scheduled by the US Department of Treasury, and hosted by Special Master Kenneth Feinberg.  

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Teamster Leaders and Members Heading to Chicago

Join Teamster leaders and TDU activists—and thousands of other union and worker troublemakers—at the Labor Notes Conference, April 1-3, in Chicago. 

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Rank & File Convention Set for Sept 30 – Oct 2

The TDU-sponsored Rank & File Convention will be held the weekend of Sept 30 – October 2 in Chicago.  This timely event will be held two weeks prior to the mailing of all ballots in the International union election. 

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Changes to the Independent Review Board

As part of a court settlement, the Teamster anti-corruption panel known as the Independent Review Board (IRB) will begin a transition period on February 17. But, in reality, very little will change from how the IRB functions.

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Treasury Department Rejects UPS’s Move to Cut Pensions Even More

The US Treasury Department has published a proposed rule which rejects UPS’s claim that Central States pensions should be cut even more to save the giant corporation from living up to its contract clause to “make whole” UPS Teamsters who retired in 2008 and after. 

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Central States Pension Report: 3rd Quarter 2015

The third quarter financial report of the Central States Pension Fund shows assets dropped to $15.9 billion, due in large part to the stock market decline last August. 

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