I don’t know. Probably not.Do the Teamsters do it for other crafts?
It helps when somebody actually talks to PT'ers for something other than trying to get their vote -- I've got a pretty good business agent, but info can be hard to come by, especially for our Hub in a Box, since PT'ers and the drivers never even see each other...Somebody would have to stand up for the PT'ers---lord knows they would never stand up for themselves. That's been proven since the beginning of UPS.
Do you go to general membership meeting each month?It helps when somebody actually talks to PT'ers for something other than trying to get their vote -- I've got a pretty good business agent, but info can be hard to come by, especially for our Hub in a Box, since PT'ers and the drivers never even see each other...
Get to know your loaders...
Not that this isn't true (which it is), but at least part of the reason why Jim Casey invited the Teamsters in was because there were FAR more militant unions at the time. It was, in his eyes, essentially the lesser of two evils.Jim Casey invited the union in .
Nope, and the teamsters did not "foot the bill" for insurance in 97, UPS did.So if the Teamsters foot the insurance bill, at that point are rtw scabs without insurance?
Yup, made that point above.Not that this isn't true (which it is), but at least part of the reason why Jim Casey invited the Teamsters in was because there were FAR more militant unions at the time. It was, in his eyes, essentially the lesser of two evils.
Almost like your local wants no one to show up!Ours are in the middle of the week and start before most of us are done delivering.
I think after last IBT election they may want to get more people involved...Almost like your local wants no one to show up!
Yes but now the Teamsters run the insurance.Nope, and the teamsters did not "foot the bill" for insurance in 97, UPS did.
Scabs got full coverage.
He ought to knowYes but now the Teamsters run the insurance.
When I was a T-S driver I talked w my stew and BA and we got a Sunday meeting off the ground specifically for UPS Teamsters working on Saturdays. Turnout wasn't terrible and there was a lot of enthusiasm and discussion. Then Covid happened. We have had 1 more Sunday meeting since, and the BA plans to schedule some more next year.Our Union Meetings are on Saturdays. I guess Saturday workers aren't important.
Ours are the 3rd Thursday or every month at 730pm. Not hard to make it if you really want to. Can always use a 8 hour day. Though we do have I believe 3 or 4 on a Sunday at a location further north to make it easier on members that live up there.Ours are in the middle of the week and start before most of us are done delivering.
Never needed, or asked for, union protection from 1986 to 2014.Probably not. They get union protection so they’re probably entitled to the benefits as well. Bad look for the teamsters if they cut them off.
As far as I’m concerned, you may have the right to work but you should also be on your own as far as union representation is concerned. Leave them at the mercy of the company.
We always have ours on a Sunday hereOurs are the 3rd Thursday or every month at 730pm. Not hard to make it if you really want to. Can always use a 8 hour day. Though we do have I believe 3 or 4 on a Sunday at a location further north to make it easier on members that live up there.
Same with my localWe always have ours on a Sunday here
Must be empty during football season.We always have ours on a Sunday here
9 am.Must be empty during football season.
Ah, east coast. Games here start at 10am also you got the church people.9 am.