(WASHINGTON) – The Teamsters Union spoke today in support of the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) proposed rule change that would make union representation elections more efficient.
GCC members who have a child or grandchild enrolled in an undergraduate college, university or community college program, or a technical or vocational program may be eligible to write an essay and apply for a $1,000 scholarship from the James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship Fund.
The Graphic Communications Conference of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters opened their second convention today in Las Vegas. More than 200 delegates are attending the GCC convention from across the United States and Canada.
(WASHINGTON) – A majority of bindery workers, drivers and quality assurance workers at Craftsman Press, a printing facility in Cheverly, Md., voted to become Teamsters on Saturday as well as voting in a two-year contract.
The Graphic Communications Conference of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters wants you to know that you do have a choice on Valentine’s Day. Many Valentine’s Day cards are made in the USA, and some are not.
The Government Printing Office (GPO), the printing facility which produces Congress’ Federal Register, has a new chief, William Boarman. More than 1,000 employees of the GPO are represented by the Graphic Communications Conference (GCC) of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
(WASHINGTON) – A majority of the 400 employees working at a Vertis Communications’ print and mail production facility in Chalfont, Pa., has voted to become members of the Teamsters Union.
In January 2008, soon after the venerable Tribune Company was sold for $8.2 billion, Randy Michaels, a new top executive, ran into several other senior colleagues at the InterContinental Hotel next to the Tribune Tower in Chicago.
Press operators for The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News have accepted a contract negotiated with the prospective new owners of the papers, helping to pave the way to closing the sale of the two papers.
Two years ago December, a federal administrative law judge ruled the Santa Barbara News-Press illegally fired eight reporters for union organizing and ordered their immediate reinstatement but political wrangling in Washington, D.C. has kept the journalists from winning back their jobs.
The Graphic Communications International Union and the Teamsters officially joined forces on January 1, 2005 after the GCIU membership ratified the merger by a clear majority in late 2004. Now more than 60,000 GCIU members in the United States form the new Graphic Communications Conference (GCC/IBT).
The Benevolent Trust Fund (BTF) provides death benefits to beneficiaries of participating members of the Graphic Communications Conference of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (GCC/IBT).
One of the GCC/IBT's most recent additions to its broad array of union membership benefits is the Graphic Communications National Health and Welfare Fund.
