Back to bargaining for UPS in its thorny parcel, freight contracts
Logistics Management
07/18/2013
It is back to the drawing board—or, more accurately, the bargaining table—for UPS and Teamsters negotiators.
Contract Negotiations
Hoffa-Hall Have Pollsters Ask if Healthcare Should be Renegotiated at UPS
July 10, 2013: Hoffa and Hall are so out of touch with rank and file Teamsters, they have hired a telemarketing company to ask UPS Teamsters what it will take to settle the contract!
IBT's Contract Ballot Screw-ups Undermine our Union
June 18, 2013: The vote counts on the UPS, UPS Freight and ABF contracts have been screwed up in too many ways to count.
Your Eyes and Ears at the Contract Vote Counts
June 20, 2013: The vote count began today on the UPS and UPS Freight contracts and will begin on June 27 at ABF. Rank and file observers will be present at the vote counts thanks to Teamsters for a Democratic Union.
UPS and UPS Freight — FAQs: How the Contract Vote Works
In your working life at UPS or UPS Freight, you may get five or six chances to vote on a contract, and improve your working conditions and benefits. This is one of them – take advantage of it!
Complete UPS Contract Coverage
UPS contract coverage and analysis including a new two-page contract summary, FAQs on healthcare changes and more. Click here for our complete coverage.
Why they Attack TDU
March 24, 2013: Ken Hall, the Hoffa administration’s chief negotiator with UPS, made a big show of denouncing TDU on a March 23 conference call with officers and shop stewards. Why it is so important to attack TDU at contract time?
WSJ: Lockout Tests Union's Clout
January 30, 2012: LONDON, Ontario—Outside a rail locomotive factory owned by Caterpillar Inc. here, locked-out workers have set up a trailer and a wooden shack to keep warm between bouts of waving union flags and shouting slogans. In a high-profile test of union clout in Canada, they are digging in for what looks like a long struggle.
Can the International Union Help You Win a Better Contract?
October 13, 2011: Teamster employers operate nationally and even globally. But most Teamster contracts are bargained locally—with little International Union backing.
Watch the Video: Bus Drivers Speak Out
December 3, 2010: Bus drivers in Vermont are organizing for a better contract.
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