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2023 UPS Local-by-Local Contract Vote Results

UPS Teamsters ratified the new contract by 86.3% of the vote in record voter turnout of more than 58%. View the complete vote count results here, including a local-by-local breakdown of how members voted on the national agreement and each of the supplements and riders.  View the local-by-local contract vote results. 

Webinar: Getting the Goods to Win Your UPS Grievance

Over 300 UPS Teamsters joined us for a webinar on "Getting the Goods to Win Your UPS Grievance." Members learned proven strategies to win grievances at UPS, and how to deal with retaliation from management. We reviewed how to document your case to win a good settlement and be prepared if the case goes to panel. Watch a recording of the webinar and access additional resources below. 

Contract Fight & TA Hit UPS Right in the Profits

UPS delayed its earnings announcement until after the Teamster strike deadline. Today, the results are in and the takeaway is clear. Our strike threat, and the costly tentative agreement, have taken a bite out of UPS’s profits.

UPS Tentative Agreement Q&A for 22.4s

Our credible strike threat eliminated two-tier 22.4. Learn the facts about what that means for you after all current 22.4s become RPCDs. 

UPS Tentative Agreement Q&A for RPCDs

Get the answers to Frequently Asked Questions about what the Tentative Agreement means for Regular Package Car Drivers at UPS. Download and share the Tentative Agreement Q&A for RPCDs to keep members informed.

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How We Made UPS Create RPCD Jobs in Our Local

UPS CEO Carole Tomé’s Better, Not Bigger strategy is about cutting volume and Teamster jobs. South Carolina Local 509 has fought back and won new driver positions. Shop Stewards John Gacsey and Russell Sires share how the fight played out in their building in Palmetto.

United Autoworkers Fight for Their Union

President Shawn Fain led members of the United Autoworkers (UAW) to victory in the Stand Up strike against the Big Three automakers. Now, he’s facing trumped up allegations from a federal monitor who’s trying to tip the balance in the upcoming UAW election for International Union officers. Here’s what you need to know.

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