PRACTICE PICKETING & ‘READY TO STRIKE’ RALLIES AT UPS

Nearly 2,000 UPS Teamsters just joined our UPS Teamsters United webinar on Practice Picketing and "Ready to Strike" contract campaign activities. Now, it's time to take action. 

UPS Teamsters across the country are answering the call from General President Sean O'Brien to conduct Practice Picketing. UPS Teamsters are planning Practice Picketing, organizing parking lot meetings, and passing out UPS Teamsters United Bargaining Updates and "Ready to Strike" decals. 

Click here to order these contract campaign materials and support rank-and-file organizing for a strong contract. Download a Bargaining Update and IBT Guide to Practice Picketing.

 

UPS workers have already voted by 97 percent to authorize a strike. Next, we’re backing up that strike vote with Practice Picketing ready .

Every Local Union has been sent Practice Picketing signs and materials. 

UPS Teamsters are also organizing parking lot meetings, and passing out UPS Teamsters United Bargaining Updates and "Ready to Strike" decals. 

Click here to order these contract campaign materials and support rank-and-file organizing for a strong contract.

Download a UPS Teamsters United Bargaining Update and IBT Guide to Practice Picketing.

IBT Guide to Practice Picketing.UPS Teamsters United Bargaining Update

 

UPS Teamsters United is a grassroots network of Teamsters that supports our union's contract campaign at UPS. We are independent of the IBT and its affiliates.

 

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