For too long, UPS has made record profits while paying their part time workers poverty wages. In the latest contract negotiation developments UPS refuses to meet the UPS Teamsters’ demands for dignified pay and an end to part-time poverty wages.

UPS raked in over $100 billion in record-breaking revenues last year, and UPS CEO Carol Tomé takes home more pay in a single day than a UPS worker takes home in a year.

Let’s be clear: UPS can prevent a strike. Instead, they continue to turn their backs on the very workers who create their profits.

340,000 UPS Teamsters are united in the fight for a fair contract. From authorizing a strike with 97% membership approval to worker organizers swiftly mobilizing locals into practice pickets across the country, the Teamsters are strike ready.

Take action today! Pledge your commitment to show up in solidarity with these workers. After you’ve signed up, keep a lookout for more ways to plug into actions near you. It’ll be time to join a picket line soon!

Solidarity today, solidarity forever!