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.

More than 5,000 UPS Teamsters participated in a Vote No Telephone Town Hall to discuss the proposed deal, make plans to defeat givebacks and win a better contract.  

Officers from every UPS local met today in Chicago and approved sending the national contract out for a membership vote. A national Vote No Telephone Town Hall of UPSers and Teamster officers who oppose the contract will be held on Saturday. Registration closes at 3 pm on Friday.

Time is running out to sign up for Saturday’s Vote No on UPS Contract telephone town hall. The deadline to sign up is Friday at 3pm Eastern. Get registered and then download a bulletin to spread the word.

Unless we Vote No, the proposed UPS contract guarantees five more years of harassment and excessive, forced overtime. Here’s why.

The Central Region Supplement is out—and the contract loopholes are still in.

UPS is threatening members in some areas that they have to approve their contract supplement or lose negotiated raises or pension contributions. But the company’s threat is a phony one.

The proposed contract deals at UPS and UPS Freight will be reviewed by local officers at the Two-Person meetings in Chicago on Thursday, August 9.

Take action to defeat givebacks at UPS with the latest contract bulletins and Vote No tools.

Rome Aloise, who is suspended from all Teamster positions and offices for taking employer payoffs has endorsed the concessionary UPS deal. Will members buy what this corrupt official is selling?