Trucking MFEs + proles pls explain benefits of being Teamsters member
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Date: September 21st, 2024 7:14 PM
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Like if you took comparable trucking jobs (e.g. comparing two cross country truck driving gigs, or two local delivery gigs, other apples to apples examples), would the Teamster get better pay or better hours/benefits than the non-union guy?
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Date: September 21st, 2024 7:17 PM Author: fucking me without a label
on average, yes but it really depends on the employer. UPS is an outlier. they caved to the teamsters and gave them a great contract. i've represented beer distributors with teamsters-represented drivers who make over 100k per year.
then i've represented companies with teamsters contracts and the drivers don't get paid all that much, maybe even less than some nonunion driving jobs. it just depends on how much leverage the union really has and how hard the employer is willing to fight back at the bargaining table.
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