(SAN FRANCISCO) — Dozens of Teamsters from locals throughout Northern California, as well as port drivers from L.A./Long Beach, took part in a lobby day in Sacramento this week to push back on corporate efforts to overturn the state Supreme Court’s landmark Dynamex decision.
Over 120 Drivers from XPO Commerce, San Diego and Rancho Dominguez banded together and signed a petition asking for cleaner bathrooms, improved communication and prioritization of current XPO Drivers recently.
Port truck drivers and warehouse workers from XPO Logistics, K&R Transportation and Cal Cartage recently held a town hall in Carson, California, to talk about the daily exploitation they face from their employers.
Sen. Ricardo Lara of California introduced legislation in Sacramento today seeking to end the exploitation of port truck drivers.
Applications for 2018 are now being accepted by the James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer has filed lawsuits against three leading port trucking companies, all owned by NFI Industries.
In a national move to modernize the port trucking industry to respect the rights of drivers and stabilize their families’ income, drivers at a South Carolina port drayage company have voted to join Teamsters Local 509.
The Los Angeles City Council has asked city attorney to investigate options banning trucking companies operating on city properties that break local, state and federal laws.
This program consists of several different benefits for Teamster retirees. These Teamster benefits can help you and your family cut the rising cost of health care.
