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Drivers at Titan Florida Join Teamsters - International Brotherhood of Teamsters

2 months ago | teamster.org | Brian Pearlman

(SOUTH FLORIDA) – Concrete ready-mix drivers at Titan Florida have voted overwhelmingly to join the Teamsters. The group of more than 160 workers organized wi
Teamsters at Marathon Petroleum's Detroit Refinery Win Strike, Ratify Contract - International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Dec 16, 2024 | teamster.org | Kate Yeager

(DETROIT) – Members of Teamsters Local 283 at Marathon Petroleum’s Detroit refinery have ratified a new contract, ending a 101-day strike. In September, Mar
Atlanta Amazon Drivers Join Teamsters Union - International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Nov 26, 2024 | teamster.org | Kate Yeager

(ATLANTA) – Amazon drivers at the company’s DGT8 facility in Atlanta have formed a union with the Teamsters and demanded union recognition with a “March o
Southern California Amazon Drivers At DAX5 Join Teamsters Union - International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Nov 18, 2024 | teamster.org | KC Cypress

Hundreds of Amazon drivers at the company’s DAX5 facility in City of Industry, California, have formed a union with the Teamsters. The workers demanded union recognition from Amazon with a “March on the Boss” held early this morning. This is the second Amazon warehouse to join the Teamsters in the greater Los Angeles area since October and the fourth in California overall.
More Amazon Drivers in Illinois Organize with the Teamsters, Demand Union Recognition - International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Aug 28, 2024 | teamster.org | Daniel Moskowitz

(SKOKIE, Ill.) – Even more Amazon drivers at the company’s DIL7 delivery station in Skokie, Ill., are demanding that Amazon recognize the Teamsters Union an
Teamsters in New Hampshire Demand First Student Offer Contract with Pension - International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Aug 22, 2024 | teamster.org | Kate Yeager

(MANCHESTER, N.H.) – Members of Teamsters Local 633 working in several New Hampshire communities are demanding that First Student provide them collective barg
Teamsters, Lawmakers Demand Amazon Stop Illegal Union Busting

Jul 2, 2024 | teamster.org | Brian Tierney

Press Contact: Kara Deniz Phone: (202) 497-6610 Email: [email protected] (WASHINGTON) — A coalition of Illinois lawmakers are joining the Teamsters in demanding that Amazon respect federal labor laws and stop committing unfair labor practices against its delivery drivers in Skokie, Illinois.
More UPS Administrative and Specialist Workers Join Teamsters from Coast to Coast

Jun 28, 2024 | teamster.org | Brian Tierney

New groups of UPS administrative and specialist employees have been certified for Teamsters representation throughout the country as recent organizing efforts have brought dozens of new members into the union across 10 states. The latest wave of organizing stems from a memorandum of agreement (MOA) secured by the Teamsters under the union’s national UPS contract, guaranteeing employer neutrality during administrative and specialist organizing campaigns.
Illinois Amazon Drivers Strike Over Unfair Labor Practices

Jun 26, 2024 | teamster.org | Brian Tierney

Press Contact: Kara Deniz Phone: (202) 497-6610 Email: [email protected](SKOKIE, Ill.) — Amazon drivers at the company’s DIL7 delivery station in Skokie, Ill., went on strike this morning over the delivery giant’s numerous violations of federal labor law. The 100 drivers who organized with Teamsters Local 705 in Chicago are demanding Amazon recognize their union and bargain a fair contract.
UPS Teamsters Fight Unjust Firing, Win Driver's Job Back

Jun 26, 2024 | teamster.org | Brian Tierney

Eric Klejka has been delivering packages to customers in Westmoreland County, Pa. for more than nine years. As a UPS package car driver and member of Teamsters Local 30, Klejka prides himself on his work. So, when he began his shift one morning with a truck that had not been cleaned, he decided to be proactive. “The truck was so filthy I could barely see out of the windows — it looked bad and was a safety hazard,” Klejka recalled.