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We have so many threads concerning Sysco and their contentious relationship with the Teamsters.
Sysco appears to be another of the large ( mostly ) unionized companies that still want to fight every organization attempt.
Here is another story.
Calera man says Teamsters seized anti-union petitions from him
https://www.al.com/business/2019/05/...-from-him.html
Sysco appears to be another of the large ( mostly ) unionized companies that still want to fight every organization attempt.
Here is another story.
Calera man says Teamsters seized anti-union petitions from him
An employee at a Calera plant says members of the Teamsters local physically intimidated him during a counter-protest to union organizing.
Sulane Lowery, an employee of Sysco Foods of Central Alabama, filed a federal unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board against the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Teamsters Local 612.
Lowery claims members of the local violated his and his coworkers’ rights under the National Labor Relations Act. He filed the charge through the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, according to a news release. The charge will now be investigated by the NLRB Region 10 Director, based in Atlanta.
According to the charge, Lowery says the Teamsters have targeted workers at the Sysco warehouse where Lowery is employed for Teamsters monopoly representation. Lowery, saying he opposes a “one-size-fits-all Teamsters union contract,” organized a counter petition drive in opposition to the Teamsters.
Lowery says while he was gathering the petitions from his coworkers, several Teamsters agents “ripped from his hands the petitions he was collecting” and proceeded to steal employee information they contained.
Sulane Lowery, an employee of Sysco Foods of Central Alabama, filed a federal unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board against the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Teamsters Local 612.
Lowery claims members of the local violated his and his coworkers’ rights under the National Labor Relations Act. He filed the charge through the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, according to a news release. The charge will now be investigated by the NLRB Region 10 Director, based in Atlanta.
According to the charge, Lowery says the Teamsters have targeted workers at the Sysco warehouse where Lowery is employed for Teamsters monopoly representation. Lowery, saying he opposes a “one-size-fits-all Teamsters union contract,” organized a counter petition drive in opposition to the Teamsters.
Lowery says while he was gathering the petitions from his coworkers, several Teamsters agents “ripped from his hands the petitions he was collecting” and proceeded to steal employee information they contained.
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