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TEAMSTER URGE CONGRESS TO ALLOW FOR ONLINE UNION ELECTIONS “The National Labor Relations Board has been forbidden from conducting elections

TEAMSTERS@WORK: LOCAL 170 SPENCER UTILIITES Spencer Utilities & Facilities Department Stewards Chuck Neveu (right) and Russell Snow (in truck) are

JOINT COUNCIL 10 HOSTS VOLUNTEER ORGANIZING SCHOOL The Teamsters Joint Council 10 organizing department hosted a training for volunteer organizers

TEAMSTERS@WORK: LOCAL 251 MOVES THE EARTH Teamster members at Manafort Construction have been moving thousands of pounds of dirt to

THE MORNING READ “Organized labor has never shied away from embracing hot-button social and political issues, particularly when doing so

LOCAL 251 DISTRIBUTES MASKS AT BRADFORD SOAP Local 251 officers, stewards and agents were at Bradford Soap distributing masks and

BUILDING BETTER LIVES A huge shout-out to two more Teamsters Local 251 – Real Jobs Rhode Island trainees. Conor Barry

LOCAL 170 GETS IT DONE Teamsters Local 170 members at Casella Waste ratified a new agreement last week. On July

TEAMSTERS@WORK: FRITO-LAY WILMINGTON Early every morning, nearly 140 Teamsters work to ensure that chips and snacks are available throughout Northern

TEAMSTERS LOCAL 25 JOINS THE ESSENTIAL WORKERS FOR BLACK LIVES RALLY Members of Teamsters Local 25 and the Teamsters Boston

DO GOOD BUY A MASK Teamsters Local 251’s 1 Charity Fund Merchandise Shop is selling branded masks to benefit its

TEAMSTERS IN THE NEWS “Our members at Veterans Transportation are heroes who have put themselves and their families at risk

STRIKE OVER!! Veterans Transportation Workers Approve New Contract by more than 90% This afternoon, members of Teamsters Local 25 employed

Teamsters Local 25 President Sean O’Brien walking the line with The RIDE members this morning at the Everett location. These Teamsters drivers

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THE MORNING READ “As early as the 2000s, Amazon began tracking the potential for unionization at each of its warehouses,

CONGRATULATIONS DENIS LUBEGA Local 25 Denis Lubega recently obtained his CDL A permit. He was one of the first participants

TEAMSTERS IN THE NEWS Teamsters Local 340 filed a complaint against the Fryeburg Police Joshua Potvin on behalf of its

THE MORNING READ “Historically, when a union and employer sign a contract, the board has ruled that the contract bars

TEAMSTERS LOCAL 251 DELIVERS Representatives from Teamsters Local 251 delivered more than $30,000 in grievance settlements to Rhode Island UPS

BUILDING POLITICAL POWER IN RHODE ISLAND Teamsters Local 251 officials and volunteers educated members on the strong record of labor

BALLOTS GO OUT IN TEAMSTERS LOCAL 42 ORGANIZING DRIVE Teamsters Joint Council 10 organizers were out in full support of

THE MORNING READ “Public-sector unions were largely able to stave off a membership exodus in the two years since the

TEAMSTERS@WORK: BRINGING THE BREAD The Local 633 Teamsters who work out of the Wilmington, Massachusetts distribution center have kept the

THE MORNING READ “The U.S. was identified as a country where “the government and/or companies are engaged in serious efforts

TEAMSTERS AT WORK Teamster Local 170 firefighters and EMT’s at the Lancaster Fire Department ratified a new three-year agreement. The

WHAT A MEETING! THANK YOU! Several hundred Teamsters Local 25 members – practicing social distancing – met this morning for

ENFORCING THE CONTRACT Teamsters Local 170 Stewards Adam Leger & Scott Brown have had the pleasure of handing out more

THE MORNING MESSAGE “We all live on Solidarity Street!” – Michael “United we stand divided we fall” – Joe “Now

TEAMSTER STRONG: MASSPORT Massport Teamsters never missed a beat, even when the pandemic hit and most flights were halted. The

THE MORNING READ “During the coronavirus pandemic, employers have opposed unionization elections even as workers’ activism over safety protections, job

Happy Father’s Day and happy anniversary to all my union brothers at Sysco Boston …. One year to the date

NEW ENGLAND TEAMSTERS TEAMS UP WITH CATHOLIC CHARITIES TO DELIVER 40,000+ POUNDS OF FOOD Teamsters Local 340 and Catholic Charities

THEY’RE BACK! Teamsters Local 251 Driving School is back in action and just completed its second week of training. Congratulations

TEAMSTERS LOCAL 340 PRESIDENT BRETT MILLER DELIVERS GRIEVANCE CHECKS TO UPS BANGOR MEMBERS Last week Local 340 President Brett Miller

TEAMSTERS AT WORK: RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL The more than 2,500 Local 251 Teamsters at Rhode Island Hospital have never missed

TEAMSTERS IN THE NEWS: CHELSEA DPW ON TELEMUNDO Felix Vega, a Teamsters Local 25 member that works for Chelsea DPW

GRIEVANCE FILED, GRIEVANCE WON When Kayec Manufacturing changed an existing practice that would have cost members vacation hours, Teamsters Local

DATTCO BUS DRIVERS FILE FOR TEAMSTERS REPRESENTATION The 90 drivers Dattco Bus filed to be represented by Teamsters Local 671

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March 23, 2020 New England Delegation United States Congress Re: Priorities of Teamsters Joint Council 10 New England   Dear

COVID-19 CRISIS TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL 10 MEMBER ASSISTANCE INFORMATION As of MARCH 23, 2020   THANK YOU GOVERNOR BAKER AND THE

ATTENTION NEW ENGLAND UPS TEAMSTERS Please read the Memorandum of Understanding negotiated between the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and UPS

COVID-19 CRISIS TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL 10 MEMBER ASSISTANCE INFORMATION MARCH 17, 2020* CHECK BACK FOR FURTHER UPDATES  Members should file

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM SEAN M. O’BRIEN REGARDING THE POSTPONEMENT OF THE 2020 LIGHT UP THE NIGHT GALA March 11, 2020 Dear

The Teamsters Local 25 Autism Gala is Saturday, March 21! Since 2008, the Teamsters Local 25 Autism Fund has raised

THE MORNING READ “The next wave of labor-saving technology will wear a white collar.” READ MORE: https://on.wsj.com/32jdgWm #newenglandteamsters #themorningread

LOCAL 633 REPRESENTATIVES MEET WITH U.S. SENATOR SHAHEEN Teamsters Local 633 President Kevin Foley and Political Consultant Dennis Caza joined

THE MORNING READ “The rulings are an indication that for tens of millions of low-wage workers, in sectors like fast