As we head into the holiday season, we wanted to provide a few updates for Teamsters who work at King County:

The face of the domestic violence advocacy program in King County is one of deep compassion.

Liz Evans and Kerwin Pyle came together from administrative and recycle department at King County to speak to Teamsters about the strength of solidarity.

Teamsters at King County will see an extra chunk of money in their paychecks this month. The money comes as a result of months of hard work by members and staff who have been part of our King County Coalition of Unions.

This is a time to honor our public servants and express our gratitude for the critical services they provide.  

All Teamsters 117 bargaining units have voted resoundingly to ratify the total comp agreement and their individual appendix agreements.

Teamsters at Lake forest Park win a stipend for work clothing and boots through their new contract gearing up for windy winter.

Marci Solomon is a force of nature. Within moments of my meeting her she’s launched into stories about cross-country road trips on her Harley, rescuing bulldogs, and navigating the machismo she confronts while working as a female in a male-dominated trade.

In December, we will be conducting contract ratification meetings for all Teamsters who work at King County.

You may recall that our Coalition of Unions reached a tentative agreement with King County back in August over your compensation for the coming two years.