Does Early Deal Make UPS Deliver?
October 17, 2007: UPS entered into early negotiations with our union more than one year ago because shippers and stockholders were pressuring the corporation to reach an early settlement.
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Collective Bargaining or Collective Begging
October 17, 2007: The most secretive negotiations in Teamster history have produced controversial agreements with UPS and UPS Freight.
DHL Pushes for Concessions, Members Push Back
October 17, 2007: National negotiations between the International Union and DHL opened in October in Arizona.
UPS Freight Indianapolis Contract
October 10, 2007: On Oct. 7, UPS Freight workers at the Indianapolis terminal voted 107-1 to approve a new contract that will last six years, until Aug. 1, 2013.
Teamster Freight Proposals
October 4, 2007: Negotiations for the National Master Freight Agreement (NMFA), and all the regional supplements have begun in Arizona.
Freight Division: Different Strategy from UPS Talks
October 17, 2007: The Freight Division is taking two very different strategies from others in the Hoffa administration.
UPS Tentative Agreement: Monetary Package
October 17, 2007: When the proposed UPS tentative agreement was presented to Local Union officials, the big selling point was “$9 an hour,” which sounds like a big increase in wages and benefit
Givebacks Hurt Part-Timers, Union’s Power
In a contract riddled with givebacks, no one was hit harder then UPS part-timers.
Did We Win the New Protections That We Need?
October 17, 2007: In addition to wage and benefit improvements, UPS Teamsters are looking to the new contract to provide new language to protect Teamster members and their job security and to impro
Central States Pull-Out: The Proposed New UPS Pension Plan
October 17, 2007: The proposed tentative agreement would pull 44,000 full-timers out of the Central States Pension Plan and put them into a new UPS Plan.
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