We are currently recruiting for a Union Representative position for the Department of Corrections.

Our union’s bargaining with the DOC does not stop after the completion of contract negotiations. Throughout the year, we bargain with the State over a number of issues impacting your work.

If you are covered by a Teamsters medical plan through the Washington Teamsters Welfare Trust, you can save on your 2018 medical expenses by taking your confidential Health Assessment.

Teamsters 117 represents approximately 3,500 members who work for local public sector jurisdictions in King and Pierce Counties (in addition to 6,000 state employees who work for the state Dept. of Corrections).

For a third and final time, Teamsters at Fred Meyer voted resoundingly in favor of the fully recommended contract last weekend.

Join us for our 2017 Holiday Membership Meetings for Teamsters at DOC.

It’s a new day for Teamsters at Auto Warehousing. After a long contract fight, members voted to ratify what is clearly their best contract in years.

A small group of Teamsters who work at Wanke Cascade in Tukwila are all on the same page. The group voted unanimously last month to ratify a new 3-year contract.

Please welcome our new addition to the team, Jessica Olivas!

Holding politicians accountable through our member-driven endorsement process.

Teamsters across the country have a special opportunity today to learn more about a Supreme Court case that presents a grave threat to the freedom of members working in the public sector.

We have some exciting news! Today, after nine months of challenging negotiations, our King County Coalition of Unions reached a fully-recommend tentative agreement with the County over a Master Labor Agreement (MLA).

James Borsum got an early start as a Teamster, when he went to work at Sysco, in the food service industry, at the ripe old age of 18.

The latest quarterly issue of Teamster Talk is here. Don't miss stories of organizing, contract wins and community engagement.

The Port of Seattle has stooped to a new low. The Port has issued $100 citations to taxi drivers who participated in peaceful demonstrations last month over the disgusting state of Port bathrooms for drivers, among other issues.