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Weeks after a group of port truck drivers voted to unionize, they opened their mailboxes to find termination notices from their employer. That letter was a violation of federal labor law, a judge ruled Tuesday in a decision that will reinstate the terminated drivers with back pay and interest.

By Suhauna Hussain From Los Angeles Times Weeks after a group of port truck drivers voted to unionize, ...

Mere weeks after a group of port truck drivers voted to unionize, they opened their mailboxes to find termination notices from their employer. That letter was a violation of federal labor law, a judge ruled Tuesday.

LOS ANGELES — Weeks after a group of port truck drivers voted to unionize, they opened their mailboxes to find termination notices from their employer. That letter was a violation

LOS ANGELES — Dozens of California port truck drivers were fired just weeks after they voted to form a union. But a federal judge ruled on Oct. 19 that

Share: Universal Logistics Holdings (NASDAQ: ULH) opened 2021 with record first-quarter financial results, posting $415.2 million in operating revenue, an 8.6% year-over-year increase. The transportation and logistics services company released its first-quarter financial results on Friday, reporting year-over-year increases in its truckload, logistics, dedicated services and brokerage segments. "The year-over-year top-line revenue increase can be attributed to growth in four of the five service...

Universal Logistics reports record Q1, declares cash dividend Trucking and brokerage segments post gains in operating revenue; intermodal declines 6% 3 minutes read Universal Logistics Holdings reported year-over-year increases in its truckload, logistics, dedicated services and brokerage segments for the first quarter of 2021. (Photo: Jim Allen FreightWaves) Universal Logistics Holdings (NASDAQ: ULH) opened 2021 with record first-quarter financial results, posting $415.2 million in o...

Dismissed workers at Universal Logistics in SoCal mount protest to get jobs back Another step in worker classification disputes in California, which are getting more heated with new legislative proposals Photo: Teamsters The Teamsters are calling it a strike, but an action at a Universal Logistics (NASDAQ: ULH) facility in Compton, California, Monday is more of a protest by workers who want their job back. Though the protest was small, it’s another battle in the ongoing California lab...