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Since UPS tentatively agreed to boost full-time driver wages to $170,000 a year with benefits, interest in the gig appears to have spiked.

Full-time UPS drivers could earn an average of $170,000 under the tentative contract between the Teamsters and the shipping giant, UPS' CEO said.

UPS drivers and the Teamsters Union achieved a significant victory this week when UPS CEO Carol Tome announced an agreement with drivers to avoid a labor strike. At the end of the five-year contract,...

Some tech workers questioned whether UPS drivers deserved high pay — others jumped in to note the importance of the jobs and harsh working conditions.

The Teamsters, as always, are delivering the goods, this time in the form of a labor agreement with UPS as a potential strike threatened to shut down deliveries that undergird large parts of the American economy. It’s worth here pausing and reiterating what exactly the Teamsters have won here. This deal came after months of negotiations that included, among other demands, a pledge for the ...

Is very much on peoples mind this is week, you had u.p.s. drivers who really put their lives on the line to deliver packages to all of us when we were afraid to leave our houses. people know their u.p.s. drivers answer teamsters were looking at sitting down at the bargaining table with a company that made record profits during the pandemic yet their drivers were operating under a contract at that time that they felt didnt give them a fair share of those record profits. so i think that the teamst...

United Parcel Service (UPS) said Friday it will be training non-union delivery drivers in the coming weeks as the threat of a strike from tens of thousands of unionized workers looms closer. In a statement Friday, shipping giant UPS said many of their employees will “participate in training that would help them safely serve our…

The two sides have until the end of July to reach a deal and avoid a historic work stoppage.

United Parcel Service workers represented by the Teamsters voted Friday by a 97% margin to authorize a strike, which would be the biggest for a single employer in United States history.

Shortly after officially receiving air conditioning and heat regulation in trucks, UPS drivers have officially voted to go on strike. 97% of drivers in the Teamsters Union voted in favor of the motion.