Scearcy presents Union leadership award at community event
John Scearcy, our Union's Secretary-Treasurer, presented the Union leadership award at the annual Puget Sound Sage awards breakfast.
US Foods Teamsters in Fife Show Support of Striking MD Workers
Teamsters working at US Foods’ distribution facility in Fife refused to cross the picket line in solidarity with Teamsters in Severn, Md., who began an unfair labor practice strike against the company last month.
Local 117 praised for groundbreaking organizing
Teamsters Local 117 has been on an organizing tear recently. Over the past two years, the local has brought over 900 members into the union.
Scearcy Editorial in Everett Herald Calls for Improving DOC Staff Safety
The recent assault of two officers at the Monroe Correctional Complex is yet another reminder of the sacrifice our state’s correctional employees make to keep all of us safe.
Hoffa Walks Picket Line with US Foods Teamsters
Teamster General President, James R. Hoffa, walked the picket line today with members who work at the US Foods facility in Severn, MD. Teamsters in Maryland have been on strike for almost three weeks.
Your Generous Peanut Butter Donations - Over 2,000 Jars
Thank you to everyone who participated in our annual peanut butter drive. This year, we collected over 2,000 jars from members of Local 117!
Slow Going in King County Total Comp Bargaining
Update on Officers Assaulted at MCC
Darigold Teamsters Gear up for Strike Authorization Vote
Our bargaining team was back at the table with Darigold again today and the situation is getting serious.
DOC Guardian Newsletter - New Issue!
Tele Town Hall to Discuss Crisis at US Foods
Thank You Teamster Nurses for your Service!
This week is National Nurses Week, a time to pay tribute to the exceptional work of our members at the Washington State Nurses Association and at the Department of Corrections.
Scearcy Editorial in WWUB Honors DOC Members
With a few notable exceptions, most of us will never set foot inside a prison. Of those who do, most are perpetrators of serious crimes paying their debt to society.
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