Have you tried calling the union hall or getting a hold of your BA at all? The day I got fired I'd take this stupid uniform off and be at my union hall in an hour.
We were not union. We voted it in. Ups was fighting it. They had 27 drivers were supposed to have 70 or more. Most quit. They brought in drivers from TX to CT
We were never finalized as a union. Ups wanted union thrown out and is currently appealing it in dc. Meanwhile they are trying to force all who voted out.
When ups bought out what ever company, think it was overnight, and converted them over many locations were non union. And still are to this day. We get treated like animals. Which is why we said heck with it and voted union in. Our miles and stops got cut. Because of it. And routes got subcontracted out. Only benefit i can see is stop rate was locked in. We deliver only for one chain. At night in dangerous areas. By ourselves. 1 person unlocking store, taking 7n stuff and unloading truck.
Yes
@veryscrewed : I bet less than 1% of people here have any idea of what you're talking about. I just have the barest inkling. Y'all don't have a contract yet, right? If so, all I can say is keep in contact with the Local Union (organizers & BAs), be available for NLRB 8(a) charges; and get another job in the meantime, driver.
We voted for it. uPS appealed to DC. Meantime no contract. And they are trying to run everyone out anyway the can.
Hmm. I thought all of Freight was Teamsters
Your initial issues are not Union based opposed to a company tirade. Wether or not you "voted Union", UPS was taking over and doing what they do which is screwing lives. However, you are definitely better off having organized labor in your pocket than on your own.
