On Monday, February 26, the U.S. Supreme Court will be hearing a case (Janus v AFSCME) that will likely harm our ability as union members to stand together and negotiate strong contracts.

The results are in! All Teamsters 117 bargaining units participating in the recent contract vote at King County have overwhelmingly approved their respective contracts.

The vote is underway. King County Teamsters have begun casting their ballots on their contract. The voting is the culmination of a year of bargaining, starting at the coalition level and concluding with small table negotiations.

Starting in January, we will be conducting contract ratification meetings for all Teamsters who work at King County.

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).

Master Labor Agreement (MLA) bargaining between our Coalition of Unions and King County has been an extremely challenging process that has lasted for six months.

King County Master Labor Agreement (MLA) bargaining is getting down to the wire. The county is interested in ushering any tentative agreement reached with the coalition through the county’s contract transmittal process by December 28.

I want to update you on the status of the Master Labor Agreement (MLA) negotiations between our coalition of unions and the county.

Our Coalition of Unions continued negotiations with the County yesterday over a Master Labor Agreement (MLA) here at our Teamsters Union hall in Tukwila.

King County Teamster gives an MLA Bargaining Update