Teamsters Picket Seven Overnite Freight Terminals
Overnite Transportation continued to operate late last week, after some Teamsters drivers and dock workers at seven company terminals walked off their jobs.
Cirillo: Safety More Important Than Trucking's Image
Julie Cirillo, the federal government’s top trucking regulator, wants the industry to know that when it comes to safety, she’s less interested in public perception than in saving lives.
Reefer Carriers Focus on Drivers
Refrigerated carriers gather July 14 to 16 for the annual meeting of the Truckload Carriers Association’s Refrigerated Division in Colorado to discuss how to improve the workplace for truckers..
Engine Decrees Remain in Limbo
The consent decrees between the Environmental Protection Agency, the Justice Department and six diesel engine manufacturers remain precisely where they have been for months — in the hands of U.S. District Judge Henry H. Kennedy.
Cirillo Puts Safety Before Image
Julie Cirillo, the federal government’s top trucking regulator, wants the industry to know that when it comes to safety, she’s less interested in public perception than in saving lives.
Teamsters Rein in Another Local
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has placed another of its locals in trusteeship, following a bitter month-long strike against a beef processor in Wallula, Wash.
Overnite, Teamsters Talks Delayed
Contract talks scheduled to begin Tuesday between Overnite Transportation and the Teamsters union were delayed when the company said it was not prepared to start negotiations.
Reefer Carriers Focus on Drivers
Refrigerated carriers gather July 14 to 16 for the annual meeting of the Truckload Carriers Association’s Refrigerated Division in Colorado to discuss how to improve the workplace for truckers.
Judge OKs Diesel Engine Settlement
The $1.3 billion settlement between the federal government and six major engine manufacturers accused of cheating on engine emissions tests was approved July 1 by a federal judge.
Hoffa Orders End To Overnite Strike
Teamsters union President James P. Hoffa asked workers picketing at 11 Overnite Transportation terminals Friday to go back to work. Company officials called the decision a "surrender," while the union claimed victory.