UPS Louisville Air Rider Negotiations Update UPS WORLDPORT: LOUISVILLE AIR RIDER NEGOTIATIONS Despite days filled with long hours and intense negotiations, Local 89 and UPS remain far apart on several high-profile items such as shuttle compensation and full-time jobs.  The Company has repeatedly and stubbornly shown themselves unwilling to make any meaningful movement on these issues. Read More... UPS Worldport - Notice of 2DA Changes ATTENTION WORLDPORT TEAMSTERS This morning, Teamsters Local 89 received official notice from UPS (attached to this post) stating their intention to restructure the 2DA sort at UPS Worldport to be primarily a Sunday through Thursday operation. Read More... Download: UPS Notification 4-28-23.pdf 2023 Paul Priddy Memorial Golf Scramble Read More... Download: 2023 Golf Scramble.pdf Sysco Louisville Strike Ends in Victory for Drivers SYSCO LOUISVILLE STRIKE ENDS IN VICTORY FOR DRIVERS April 8, 2023 - This evening, Teamsters Local 89 Sysco Drivers voted by a staggering 98% to ratify a new offer from the company, bringing a thirteen-day strike to a victorious end and establishing their first collective bargaining agreement. At the conclusion of the vote, President Avral Thompson swore in the Sysco Drivers as the newest members of our union. Read More... 2023 Teamsters Local 89 Scholarship Application It's that time of year again! Members, if you have a child who is graduating high school and preparing for college, be sure to have them apply for a 2023 Teamsters Local 89 Scholarship by using the attached application form. Read More... Download: 2023 Scholarship Application.pdf Sysco Drivers Strike Over Unfair Labor Practice LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY – At approximately 3:00 am on Monday, March 27th Sysco Delivery Drivers represented by Teamsters Local 89 began an Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) Strike against their employer on National Turnpike. Read More... Download: sysco press release 2 - ULP.pdf 2023 Kentucky Autonomous Vehicles Bill Defeated Thanks to the combined efforts of many Teamster members in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, House Bill 135 concerning autonomous vehicles was defeated in the Senate Transportation Committee meeting last week. A last-ditch effort to attach the language to an unrelated bill on the Senate floor on the final day of the session was also defeated. Read More...