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New Jersey Teamsters Approve New Pepsi Contract

Workers Will Pay Lower Co-Pay for Health Insurance

September 20, 2005

Teamsters who bottle and deliver Pepsi-Cola products in southern New Jersey ratified a new four-year contract on September 16. The 300 workers, who are represented by Local 830 in Philadelphia, had been on strike since August 13.

“This new agreement is an improvement over the last one,” said Dan Grace, Secretary-Treasurer of Local 830. “We fought off the company’s attempt to force our members to pay a high cost for their health care coverage, plus we won an increase in wages and additional contributions to the pension program.”

Local 830 represents the warehouse workers, production and bottling employees and delivery drivers at the Pepsi-Cola National Brand Beverages plant in Pennsauken, New Jersey. These members are part of the Teamsters Brewery and Soft Drink Workers Conference, which has more than 15,000 workers at soft drink and beer bottling and production plants nationwide.
 

 


             

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