Union members at UPS begin voting on labor agreement

SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Teamster individuals who work for Georgia-put together UPS started casting a ballot Thursday with respect to an agreement understanding the association's chiefs arrived at before the end of last week with organization authorities.

The arrangement, which kept away from the biggest strike in U.S. history, gives current full-time and temporary laborers $2.75 more each hour this year and $7.50 more each hour over the length of the agreement.

The agreement additionally incorporates vehicle cooling and the end of constrained extra time on drivers' days off.

Approximately 340,000 representatives of Joined Bundle Administration are individuals from the Global Fraternity of Teamsters. That is the greater part of the organization's labor force.

Patrons have until Aug. 22 to cast a ballot. In the event that the larger part casts a ballot no, it probably would mean the different sides would get back to the arranging table.