ITOC: Call for May Day Actions Against UPS shift closures and layoffs, O'Brien's lies

[Tony R Cochran]

Imagine, we are talking about automating every aspect inside of the buildings. We are also going to collapse some buildings that we don't need any longer into larger, more automated buildings."

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2024/03/2...ad-before.html

https://youtu.be/yBa_2gDRz0Q?si=p1xeqy-1-WG_oHRT

Enough is enough. It's time for us to rise up and fight back. May Day, a day historically marked by workers' struggle and solidarity, is approaching. Let's use this day to mobilize like never before.

May Day holds a rich history of worker empowerment, dating back to the late 19th century when workers bravely demanded an eight-hour workday, better wages, and safer working conditions. It's a day that symbolizes our collective strength and determination in the face of oppression and exploitation. Let's reclaim this day for ourselves and for future generations of Teamsters.

We will not be silenced. We will not be sidelined. We demand real action to defend our jobs and secure our futures. Join us as we stand together, united in our fight for dignity, respect, and a future where workers come before profits.

This petition is just the beginning. While it is not enough, it is important that everyone gets others to sign up to receive regular updates from the Independent Teamsters Organizing Committee. Stay informed, stay connected, and stay ready to take action. Sign up now at www.independentteamstersorganizingcommittee.org

It's time to show UPS and our union leadership that we will not back down. Together, we can build an independent fighting force of Teamsters that refuses to be silenced or sidelined.

Additional May Day History:

May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, celebrates the enduring spirit of workers worldwide in their struggle for dignity and justice. Originating from the Haymarket affair of 1886 in Chicago, USA, where workers courageously demanded an eight-hour workday, May Day serves as a reminder of the power of collective action. Despite facing violence and oppression, workers stood in solidarity, paving the way for improved working conditions and labor rights. Today, May Day continues to be a rallying cry for workers everywhere, inspiring us to stand united in our fight for a fair and just society.
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[25Medford]

Imagine, we are talking about automating every aspect inside of the buildings. We are also going to collapse some buildings that we don't need any longer into larger, more automated buildings."

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2024/03/2...ad-before.html

https://youtu.be/yBa_2gDRz0Q?si=p1xeqy-1-WG_oHRT

Enough is enough. It's time for us to rise up and fight back. May Day, a day historically marked by workers' struggle and solidarity, is approaching. Let's use this day to mobilize like never before.

May Day holds a rich history of worker empowerment, dating back to the late 19th century when workers bravely demanded an eight-hour workday, better wages, and safer working conditions. It's a day that symbolizes our collective strength and determination in the face of oppression and exploitation. Let's reclaim this day for ourselves and for future generations of Teamsters.

We will not be silenced. We will not be sidelined. We demand real action to defend our jobs and secure our futures. Join us as we stand together, united in our fight for dignity, respect, and a future where workers come before profits.

This petition is just the beginning. While it is not enough, it is important that everyone gets others to sign up to receive regular updates from the Independent Teamsters Organizing Committee. Stay informed, stay connected, and stay ready to take action. Sign up now at www.independentteamstersorganizingcommittee.org

It's time to show UPS and our union leadership that we will not back down. Together, we can build an independent fighting force of Teamsters that refuses to be silenced or sidelined.

Additional May Day History:

May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, celebrates the enduring spirit of workers worldwide in their struggle for dignity and justice. Originating from the Haymarket affair of 1886 in Chicago, USA, where workers courageously demanded an eight-hour workday, May Day serves as a reminder of the power of collective action. Despite facing violence and oppression, workers stood in solidarity, paving the way for improved working conditions and labor rights. Today, May Day continues to be a rallying cry for workers everywhere, inspiring us to stand united in our fight for a fair and just society.
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[TheMilitantTeamster]

[25Medford]

[TheMilitantTeamster]

[Tony R Cochran]

[25Medford]

[TheMilitantTeamster]

[25Medford]

[TheMilitantTeamster]

[25Medford]

This fucking guy. No suh.

[DanaCos]

Who is "WE"?


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[TheMilitantTeamster]

Exactly this comment is weird. Screenshot is important.

[Barry455]

Who is "WE"?


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lol the "we" is the scared little boys on the fourth floor. Scared of Palmer, scared of you and scared people will find out the emperor has no clothes.

[DanaCos]

lol the "we" is the scared little boys on the fourth floor. Scared of Palmer, scared of you and scared people will find out the emperor has no clothes.

Trust me, I am now itching to get back in to activism (camera and all).

[25Medford]

Trust me, I am now itching to get back in to activism (camera and all).

Yah huh pal.

[DanaCos]

Yah huh pal.

Give me a time and a place, Pal.

[Faust]

Give me a time and a place, Pal.

Is the Oklahoma Senator invited?

[25Medford]

Give me a time and a place, Pal.

[BBeatle]

not five feet, that probably makes him taller than your hero

[25Medford]

He is a solid 5 foot 9 pal. He is a hell of a lot more muscular as well. One this that Dana has going for him is that he has beaten UPS 11 times with termination. And he still bad mouths his local leadership. He owes Booker everything. This fucken guy.

[DanaCos]

Do you sell sneakers on Ebay, Pal?

[25Medford]

Hosie on some new kicks.

[DanaCos]

Colon Kicks it. Scores.

[TheMilitantTeamster]

[DanaCos]

John Palmer was fired from organizing 2 minutes after swearing in on Hoffa's EBoard. Where did we hear this before? Can't have it both ways.

[25Medford]