Chicago Shows Up to Support Teamster Reform
More than fifty supporters of the reform movement, and some good Teamsters, turned out in Chicago last Saturday afternoon for some solidarity and to raise money for Teamster Power.
Strike is Imminent at AT&T Mobility
Over 20,000 AT&T Wireless workers will go on strike Friday if they do not reach an agreement on a new contract. Here’s how you can support them.
Celebrating Our Victory, Looking Ahead
[Reprinted from Teamsters United] Our movement made history yesterday when six Teamsters United leaders were inaugurated as International Union Vice Presidents at the Teamsters Unity Conference.
Teamsters Rally, Build Support for Pension Protection
Major political and labor leaders vowed to back pension protection for retirees at a rally of 400 people in the Minnesota State Capitol rotunda in St. Paul on Tuesday.
The 'Right-to-Work' Stress Test
From Labor Notes: Organizing against 'Right-to-Work' will not only boost membership, but also get more members engaged and help us win on issues.
UPS Profits Are Up; Wants Cost Control, Concessions
UPS announced today that it made $1.16 billion in profits in the first quarter. But with contract negotiations coming, management is preaching “cost control.”
Teamster Rail Workers under Attack
Rail workers – including some 70,000 Teamster engineers, trainmen and track workers – are under a double attack coming from Washington DC. The Teamsters Union should be leading a fight back with other unions and with the public, to save passenger rail service in the USA.
Railroad Workers and Our Allies Must Unite in Support of Amtrak
On March 16th, President Trump released a blueprint budget that proposes to slash funding for the Department of Transportation by $2.4 billion, including funding for all Amtrak “long distance” trains, along with funding for dozens of transit expansion projects nationwide. In recent months, Trump has voiced support for massive investment in the nation’s infra-structure. Yet ironically, his first proposed budget not only fails to deliver, it guts funding for existing infrastructure.
IBT Agrees to Divisive YRC Pay Deal
What do you do when the YRC national contract wages are so low that you cannot find qualified workers? You raise the starting dock wage, but only at a select group of terminals! That’s the deal signed by Hoffa’s new Freight Director, Ernie Soehl.
Rome Aloise Needs Your Money
International vice president Rome Aloise, awaiting a verdict on corruption charges, wants your money – in more ways than you may know.
