The proposal, which would cover more than 10,000 employees, will be largely the same deal members rejected in a vote that ended Oct. 5. Members rejected the deal with 2,601 votes for and 4,255 votes against. The deal is separate from a larger master UPS contract covering package workers. The Teamsters ratified that agreement Oct. 5.
A second rejection by members will result in a strike, the Teamsters said in a statement released Oct. 25. The ...
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