Rank-and-file members of the Teamsters union have overwhelmingly ratified a five-year deal with UPS, putting an end to the threat of a crippling strike.
Teamsters officials said the 5-year contract raises wages for full and part-time workers, creates more full-time jobs and secures important workplace protections.
The Teamsters union members overwhelmingly voted to ratify the new five-year collective bargaining agreement with UPS after months of negotiations and concerns over a potential strike.
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