(WASHINGTON) – Teamster Local Union leaders representing UPS and UPS Freight workers across the country unanimously endorsed the tentative national agreements, clearing the way for ballots to be prepared and sent to members.

Details of the tentative agreements with UPS and UPS Freight were outlined at the “two-person” meeting, attended by two representatives from each Local Union. Both negotiating committees were at the table at the same time representing 250,000 workers at UPS and UPS Freight. The UPS national master contract is the largest collective bargaining agreement in North America.

General Secretary-Treasurer Ken Hall, who also serves as Package Division Director and Co-Chairman of the Teamsters UPS and UPS Freight National Negotiating Committee with General President Jim Hoffa, presented the changes contained in the tentative agreement to more than 300 UPS and nearly 200 UPS Local Union leaders.

Local 391 will hold Local Union meetings to discuss details of the tentative agreement with the members.

Ballot packages will be mailed to all members at the end of May for ratification of the master agreement. Complete voting instructions will be included in the ballot package. Tentatively, ballots will start being counted on or about June 20.

View the UPS tentative agreement highlights here.

View the UPS Freight tentative agreement highlights here.