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  • OT+
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2023
    • 2105

    #1

    Teamsters Mobilize Pledge

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  • UPS909Strong
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2023
    • 281

    #2
    If this wasn't in the initial proposal from the Teamsters bargaining committee, then they can't propose it now. It's considered bargaining in bad faith and will lead to the Company filing an Unfair Labor Practice charge against the Union

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    • Teamster4Life
      Teamster4Life commented
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      Regressive bargaining.

    • UPS909Strong
      UPS909Strong commented
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      Exactly, regressive bargaining

    • The Direct Line
      The Direct Line commented
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      We don;t know what was initially proposed by the IBT. I hope they proposed it, as Teamsters Mobilize has advocated.
  • Nickjamesups
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2023
    • 332

    #3
    How will we know if we never see our original proposal ? Sure sounds like a wink and a nod deal with a lot of drama for show .

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    • DanaCos
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2023
      • 970

      #4
      What is a "Living wage"? So, the company gives a part timer healthcare on top of wages and they are demanding .75 per year of service. That's nuts! 2 part time jobs essentially equals a full time salary. The company pays for 2 benefit packages on part hours. So a part time employee should be now making more than full timers if they were in place for 20 years? This ain't even reasonable.

      By the way, nobody fought harder than me for the part time employee. I questioned years ago why the starting wage stayed stagnant at $8.00 for 19 years, then at $8.50
      Last edited by DanaCos; 07-12-2023, 06:53 PM. Reason: Rusty Trombone

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      • The Direct Line
        The Direct Line commented
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        Thank you Dana for fighting for part-timers. You know that the starting rate for part-timers has been low and that has benefited UPS. Keeping wages suppressed and the IBT was complacent in all of it.
        "Living Wage" in which a part-timer does not have to work 2-3 jobs. Does not have to apply for food stamps. That can help them pay the rent. UPS gives part-timers healthcare because it was negotiated because we all know that UPS would give us healthcare if it was up to UPS. Even having two-three jobs in certain parts of the country still does not cut in due to the high cost of living, LA, SF, NY, Miami, Chicago and so on.
        Teamster Mobilize wants to close the gap between all classifications and their pay. We made this corporation billions and we should all prosper.
        I am part of Teamster Mobilize, we have advocated for $25 starting and base pay with $0.75 for every of service and 5% wage increase.
    • Thisischange?
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2023
      • 624

      #5
      Stand with the part-timers, they are the backbone of UPS. People over profits.

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