UPS will have to pay 2 weeks of back pay plus damages to all drivers who file charges with the NLRB or other federal or state government agencies.
Drivers do not even have to hire an attorney, Just file a complaint online with the nlrb.
All it takes is one driver to take action. Ups will not be able to use participation in the work stopage against you in your "history" regarding any future discipline.
It is imperative that someone files a complaint. You do not want a discharge reduced to a suspension on your record, especially if it is unjust and improper. The government will take action if there was a violation. Queens drivers have nothing to lose by taking this action. The Union and UPS s agreement does not affect ones ability to exercise their rights under federal and state law.