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Prosecutors in Wyoming. Court reporters in Minnesota. Public works employees in Illinois. School lunchroom cashiers in Florida. Teamsters all. In each case, hard-working government workers realized they needed the power that comes from collective action. In each case, after studying the options, they decided the best way to bargain with their government employer from a position of power was to organize as Teamsters. Public sector employees organize for the same reasons as any other workers. They want fair pay and benefits. They want to be treated with respect. They don’t want to be subjected to arbitrary discipline. They want to be able to retire with some economic security. Public sector employees organize as Teamsters because the International Brotherhood of Teamsters has a record of excellence in winning good contracts for government workers. Teamsters understand the intricacies of organizing and bargaining in the public sector. Every jurisdiction has its own special rules, procedures and technicalities. Teamsters have organized government workers and won them fair contracts in towns, villages, hamlets, cities, states, counties and boroughs. We can help you, too. Take a look at these five questions:
If so, it’s time to talk to a Teamster Organizer. Call a Teamster local in your area and ask to speak with an Organizer. Or contact: International Brotherhood of Teamsters |
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