Dial In: UPS Contract Conference Call Saturday, January 13
Join Fred Zuckerman and UPS Teamsters on a national conference call to get ready for negotiations at UPS.
YRC to Pay Penalty for Excess Subcontracting in 2017
The IBT Freight Division has agreed with YRC to accept $1 million to settle all 2017 claims for excess subcontracting out road work using purchased transportation and railing over the contract limit of 26% of road miles.
Minnesota University Teamsters: Fighting for a Good Contract
Will 1500 Teamsters strike at the University of Minnesota, just in time for the Super Bowl? Stay tuned.
ABF Negotiations Open
Negotiations with ABF began this week in Scottsdale Arizona, and the schedule calls for three more sessions of bargaining in February, reconvening on January 29 for the next round.
Conference Call to Prepare for UPS Contract Negotiations
Join Fred Zuckerman and UPS Teamsters on a national conference call to get ready for UPS contract negotiations on Saturday, January 13.
Save Our Pensions = Call Congress
Friday, January 19 marks the key date in the fight to save our pensions. Congress plans to vote on a budget spending bill, and the pension protection movement is lobbying to get the Butch Lewis Act attached to that legislation. This gives us a chance to achieve the goal of securing retirement security for Teamsters and other workers.
Judge Jones Issues New Order on Aloise
Judge Barbara Jones has slapped the Hoffa administration, Joint Council 7 and Local 853 for defying her December 22 order suspending Rome Aloise on corruption charges. The judge issued a new order today, directing each of them to take corrective action.
Five Teamster Resolutions for 2018
TDU resolves to build a stronger Teamsters Union in 2018. Here’s how.
Aloise Suspended from Teamsters
Rome Aloise is out of office, suspended from all positions, salaries, and power in the Teamsters Union for a period of two years, in a decision handed down on December 22.
Investigators Alone Can’t Stop Hoffa Corruption
Court-appointed corruption officers are moving against top Hoffa allies. But, by themselves, the investigators can never end corruption in our union. Here’s why.
