More than 100 UPS retirees protest proposed pension cuts
More than 100 retirees gathered outside two UPS terminals Thursday to protest a company plan to cut their pensions by 20 percent. Many are calling it the latest attack on the Central States Teamster Pension Plan.
Drinking with Management at the Grievance Panels
Hoffa and Teamster local officials wined and dined UPS management at a hospitality suite held at the Central Region grievance panel last week. That’s a strange way to prepare for tough contract negotiations.
Central States Fund: $15.45 Billion
The first quarter 2017 Financial and Analytical Report of the Central States Pension Fund shows that it has treaded water over the past 12 months, due to a booming stock market. But that situation cannot last.
Statement from Fred Zuckerman
The UPS contract expires exactly one year from today. In the last two UPS contracts, the Hoffa-Hall crew has settled early and they have settled short. The contract expiration date gives us bargaining leverage. It’s time to use it to win the contract members deserve.
Billions of Reasons to Demand Better Contracts
UPS released fat profit numbers today. The company made $1.3 billion in the 2nd quarter. The company projects record profits for the year. The money is there for a good contract. UPS and UPS Freight Teamsters can’t let the IBT settle short or sell us out again.
More Coli Corruption Fallout in Chicago
Clare Rose Beverage Workers Win 82-Day Strike
Crack open a cold one — the 82-day Teamsters strike at a Long Island beer distributorship is finally over.
John Coli Indicted!
Hoffa's man in Chicago, John Coli was hit with a federal indictment today, charged with taking payoffs of $100,000 from a Chicago employer and using the power of the Teamsters Union to line his own millionaire pockets.
New York Furniture Movers Take On Waldner's
A third-generation Long Island furniture store looking to move away from its union roots means a lot of family fingerpointing — on both sides.
IBT Calls for UPS Contract Proposals
The International Union has instructed every local union to gather proposals from members for the next UPS contract.
