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LOCAL 653 SYSCO NEGOTIATIONS MEETINGS HELD IN PROVIDENCE, BROCKTON AND MANCHESTER New Local 653 Sysco members met at three meetings over

Through the generosity of many members and friends, the Local 1150 EAP department with the help of many others raised

Peter Berg, director of films like Lone Survivor and Patriots Day, visited theSignature Air strike line this morning. Berg committed

Check out this coverage of the Teamsters Joint Council 10 Women’s Committee’s care package drive. The 330 packages sent to

Dear Local 653 Sysco Teamster, Now that you have voted to form your union as members of Teamsters Local 653,

More than 60 Local 251 Teamsters receive and guide the supplies that fuel Providence’s Rhode Island Hospital. In the warehouse

After weeks of stalling, the Hoffa Administration finally responded to the seven International Vice Presidents who challenged his interpretation of

It’s Official! Congratulations to Joint Council 10’s newest Teamsters. Today marks the official certification of Sysco Boston workers as members

Now that General President James Hoffa is back from his trip to the International Transport Workers Federation’s gathering in Singapore,

LISTEN: SEAN O’BRIEN SENDS A MESSAGE TO MARRIOTT’S WHITE COLLAR CRIMINALS Today, Teamsters Joint Council 10’s Sean O’Brien spoke to

More than 100 Teamsters Local 653 drivers and monitors at North River Collaborative ratified their first ever contract. Driving out

More than 80 workers at the new MGM Casino in Springfield, Masschusetts were certified by a neutral arbitrator as Teamsters

Providence First Student drivers ended their strike yesterday night. Here’s the press release issued by the local: TEAMSTERS 251 AND

INTERNATIONAL VP SEAN O’BRIEN CALLS ON HOFFA TO HOLD AN EMERGENCY GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING In the wake of the

On Friday you will have the chance to vote to change your lives for the better by voting for Teamsters

Teamsters from all around New England joined Local 59 Teamsters who continue to strike Brittany Global Technologies in New Bedford

Teamsters Local 251 Business Agent Nick Williams and Secretary-Treasurer Matt Taibi updated Providence First Student drivers on the state of

If you have not received you Ballot Package call you Local Union to get re-credentialed

VOTE LIKE YOUR LIVELIHOOD DEPENDED ON IT The ballots for the tentative UPS contract have been mailed. New England Teamsters

We should remember all that labor has achieved, but never forget that there are those always working to take it

Teamsters Local 340 helped haul a full-load of donated furniture from Bates College to Catholic Charities warehouse in Monticello, Maine.

At successive contract meeting held yesterday, New Hampshire Teamsters voted unanimously to reject agreements negotiated by the International. UPS Teamsters

If you’ve ever called the Fire Department, Westbrook, Maine, you’ve been served by Teamsters from the moment the call center

Local 59 members at Brittany Global continue their strike against the company in New Bedford. The hardworking Teamsters at Brittany

THE MORNING READ “Top executives of America’s biggest companies saw their average annual pay surge to $18.9 million in 2017,

Today the International held a conference call for local unions regarding the upcoming balloting process for the vote on the

NEW ENGLAND UNANIMOUSLY VOTES NO ON UPS NATIONAL MASTER Teamsters Joint Council 10 voted unanimously at the “Two-Person” UPS meeting

NEW ENGLAND VOTES NO, BUT NATIONAL TWO-PERSON COMMITTEE STILL ENDORSES UPS FREIGHT CONTRACT New England Teamster locals that represent UPS

JOINT COUNCIL 10 LOCAL UNION MEETING SCHEDULE FOR UPS FREIGHT AND UPS Attached are the meeting times for UPS locals

FIX THE CONTRACT Today, Teamsters Joint Council 10 submitted more than 6,500 signatures calling on the International to return to

The recently released UPS Freight Proposal does not meet the needs and demands of the UPS Freight membership.  The Joint

JOINT COUNCIL 10 UPS TEAMSTERS REACH TENTATIVE AGREEMENT WITH UPS ON NEW ENGLAND SUPPLEMENT Following a marathon negotiations session that

GOVERNOR BAKER VISITS LOCAL 25 HALL Following a meeting with Joint Council 10 Secretary-Treasurer and Local 25 President Sean O’Brien,

THE JOINT COUNCIL 10 INITIAL REVIEW OF THE IBT/UPS NATIONAL “AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE” After reviewing released proposal and listening to

NEW ENGLAND TEAMSTERS REACH TENTATIVE AGREEMENT WITH ABF Today negotiators for the New England ABF supplement reached a tentative agreement

Negotiations chair Sean O’Brien hosts another conference call detailing the status of New England Supplemental negotiations. O’Brien took listeners through

Principal Officer Matthew Taibi, Business Agent Matthew A Maini and Assistant Business Agent Tom Salvatore review the grievance checks from a grievance settlement

TEAMSTERS@WORK: L653 MAKING DONUTS Do you enjoy donuts? Well, the next time you stop in a Dunkin’ Donuts in Eastern

LABOR HISTORY 101: A. PHILIP RANDOLPH AND THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON THAT DIDN’T’ HAPPEN Did you know that before labor

Business Agent Eli Gillen with members from American Red Cross (Weymouth) at the contract ratification meeting where they overwhelmingly voted

A MESSAGE FROM SEAN O’BRIEN ON THE UPS STRIKE VOTE Tonight Teamster members from across the nation handed their negotiators

Teamsters Local , I am on strike to win affordable healthcare and a better future for my family. Will you

THE MORNING READ There is power in the union! https://www.thenation.com/article/there-is-power-in-a-union/ #newenglandteamsters #unionpower #themorningread  

LABOR HISTORY 101: THE WAR AT FORD More than 80 years ago, the UAW was engaged in an epic battle

TEAMSTERS@WORK: LOCAL 25 CAPITOL WASTE Every morning the 90 Teamsters at Capitol Waste in Revere, Massachusetts hit the road to

TEAMSTERS IN THE NEWS Read the latest Wall Street Journal article about UPS negotiations with quotes from Joint Council 10

A MESSAGE FROM SEAN O’BRIEN On Monday, April 30, I sent a letter to Teamster Package Division Director Denis Taylor

LABOR HISTORY 101: THE HAYMARKET MASSACRE MAY 4, 1886 “No single event has influenced the history of labor in Illinois,