$2.5 Million for Assault on Striker March 2, 2001 Ben Solomon, a Detroit News striker who was beaten severely by Sterling Heights, Michigan police while engaged in lawful picketing, has won a $2.5 million jury verdict against the Detroit News and Sterling Heights police. The Teamster, a member of Local Union 20

$50 Million Arbitration Victory Ruling Stems from Contract Wage Dispute January 9, 2004 As the cold blast of winter weather hit the nation in early January, a $50 million arbitration victory warmed the wallets of UPS Teamsters across the nation. Arbitrator Howard Edelman ruled that UPS violated Article 41,

$75,000 Reward for Information Leading to Capture of Killers of U.S. Labor Leader in El Salvador Hoffa Meets With Salvadoran Ambassador, Presses Government For Investigation November 19, 2004 (Washington, D.C.) ? U.S. unions are offering a reward of $75,000 for information leading to the arrest and convictio

More than 10 billboards proclaiming that ?Miller is Tasteless? went up across West Virginia today to protest efforts by Capitol Beverage Company, a distributor of Miller and Coors products in the state.

More than 10 billboards proclaiming that "Miller is Tasteless" went up across West Virginia today to protest efforts by Capitol Beverage Company, a distributor of Miller and Coors products in the state, to force its Teamster employees to accept grossly substandard wages and an expensive family health care plan.