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The overwhelmingly lucrative contract raises wages for all workers, creates more full-time jobs, and includes dozens of workplace protections and improvements.
The Central States Board of Trustees voted Monday to suspend health care benefits and cease pension accruals for @Yellow_Trucking workers, after two Yellow operating companies, Holland and Yellow Freight, failed to fulfill their financial obligations.
This reality was made no clearer than by the actions of @UPS negotiators during nearly 20 hours of contract negotiations with the #Teamsters that ultimately collapsed in the early morning of July 5.
Following marathon negotiations, UPS refused to give the Teamsters a last, best, and final offer, telling the union the company had nothing more to give.


...tearing down the 22.4 two-tier wage system, establishing Martin Luther King Day as a full holiday for the first time, and ending forced overtime on drivers’ days off.
The company pleaded for the opportunity to continue negotiating, pledging across the table to reach a deal no later than July 5 for 340,000 Teamster package delivery drivers and warehouse logistics workers nationwide. 

The #Teamsters gave UPS a one-week notice on Tuesday to act responsibly and exchange a stronger economic proposal for more than 340,000 full- and part-time workers.


With the full committee behind him, General President Sean M. O’Brien took UPS to task, harshly reiterating that the #Teamsters will not work beyond July 31 without a new contract.
And all those workers and their families who’ve suffered death, heat stroke, dehydration, and severe illness won’t soon forget about UPS’s negligence.
The teams, working across the table from @UPS negotiators, adjusted and improved contract language to help reach tentative agreement on nearly 10 articles before the end of the day. (2/12)
The TForce National Freight Industry Negotiating Committee urges all members at the company to vote YES to authorize a #strike — to only be called in the event TForce does not reach agreement with the Teamsters.
Voting YES will enable the Teamsters National Negotiating Committee to call a nationwide strike at UPS should the company fail to reach agreement on a strong new contract for more than 340,000 UPS Teamsters.
#Teamsters spent hours throughout the day pushing back on UPS's attempts to maintain the status quo or weaken worker protections in its Surepost program. Article 26 of the Nat'l Master Agreement outlines UPS’s eligibility to ship smaller packages of specific weight/size via USPS.
Nearly 300 stewards and other members from across Joint Council 28 gathered for the five-hour training program as experts from the International discussed the bargaining process and how to coordinate member-to-member communication within their shops. 

The union’s National Negotiating Committee and company heads convened multiple times throughout the day in Washington. 

During late morning and early afternoon bargaining, as both sides discussed technology, package volumes, and new Teamster jobs, committee members remained vocal that the #Teamsters are unified in this fight.