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October 1: They'll Be Done

September 28, 2007: Our National Negotiating Committee has promised a tentative agreement on a new UPS contract by Oct 1. If they do that, the fate of the tentative agreement will be in members' hands. Our right to vote on the tentative agreement gives us the power to stop Hoffa from settling short again. We can send them back to the bargaining table if the deal falls short. The National Negotiating Committee has vowed they...

UPS Wants Control to Keep Lid on Our Pensions

September 27, 2007: As October 1 approaches, the National Negotiating Committee is preparing to cave in to the company's demand to break out of the Central States Pension Fund. Instead of Central States, the company wants to establish a new UPS-Teamster fund where the company would control half of the votes. The record shows that UPS will use its greater control to keep a lid on benefits and push for pension cuts. That's just what...

UPS Negotiators Told to Finish Supplements This Week

September 17, 2007: National bargaining has been suspended until Sept. 24. Negotiations on more than 30 supplemental agreements and local riders are being held this week. Local and supplemental negotiators have been instructed by the IBT to complete bargaining on all supplements by the end of the week. Supplements are regional and local addenda to the national agreement that contain language governing our working conditions and rights. Across the country, management has taken a hard...

Hoffa Promises “Very Best Agreement” Ever at UPS

September 12, 2007: If you liked the “Best Contract Ever” President Hoffa has good news for you. In the latest update on negotiations from the International Union, Hoffa announces that he is committed to negotiating the “Very Best Agreement” this year. Unfortunately, UPS Teamsters looking for more substantial information from our International Union leadership will find that, despite our union’s new Contract Hotline, members are still being kept out in the cold when it comes...

UPS Wants to Divert Work To UPS Freight

If management gets its way in contract negotiations, UPS will soon be diverting packages to UPS Freight, the company's nonunion freight carrier. Sources close to the negotiations have told Traffic World, a leading industry publication, that UPS is pushing for work rule changes that would allow them to move packages from its parcel to freight divisions. Corporate consultants love the idea. “It's nonunion. It would be more cost effective,” said one industry expert. It would...
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