The ballots are counted and UPSers have spoken loud and clear by Voting No to reject a bad contract. The International Union announced they will return to the bargaining table with UPS.

It's up to UPSers to make sure that the negotiations are serious, and not for show. UPSers want the givebacks that caused us to Vote No to be taken off the table.

Who does the proposed UPS contract really help? One picture tells you all you need to know.

The International Union and the company have teamed up to sell contract givebacks at UPS and UPS Freight. With the contract vote count approaching, UPS and the Hoffa administration are scared—and with good reason.

There’s still time to Vote No to defeat contract givebacks at UPS and UPS Freight.

One of the biggest lies in Hoffa’s Vote Yes campaign is that the UPS and UPSF contracts represent a victory over subcontracting. That’s a joke.

The UPS contract vote starts this week. Here's what you need to know. 

The ballot materials for the UPS Freight contract and UPS package contract and all supplements will be mailed next week, between September 11 and September 14.   

Hoffa’s Package Division and UPSrising have sent members nationwide an email and leaflet that uses photos from the internet to impersonate UPSers and fraudulently promote contract givebacks.

The balloting materials will be mailed to all UPS Teamsters between September 11-14. The vote count will be on October 5.

Teamster Carl Gregory filed suit in Atlanta federal district court today to defend his right to pass out palm cards to fellow Teamsters with his picture in uniform.  UPS thought they could scare Carl in giving up his rights, but they were wrong.