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Last update: Oct 2, 2023
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE-CL B (NYSE:UPS) has caught the attention of dividend investors as a stock worth considering. NYSE:UPS excels in profitability, solvency, and liquidity, all while providing a decent dividend. Let's delve into the details.
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UNITED PARCEL SERVICE-CL B
NYSE:UPS (12/8/2023, 7:21:23 PM)
After market: 156.3 0 (0%)156.3
-0.2 (-0.13%)
Teamsters General President Sean O'Brien is threatening a strike at United Parcel Service Inc. in response to what he's calling unfair labor practices.
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The Teamsters union that represents U.S. workers at United Parcel Service on Thursday said it would respond to the firing of about 35 newly organized workers at the delivery company by filing unfair labor practice charges and potentially striking. The roughly three dozen affected specialist and administrative workers at UPS's Centennial hub in Louisville, Kentucky, organized with Teamsters Local 89 this autumn, the union said. "UPS respects our employees' rights to organize and we have not committed any unfair labor practices," the company said.
More than 1,100 newly organized DHL Express workers at the delivery company's main U.S. air hub went on strike on Thursday to protest unfair labor practices and stalled contract talks. The strike threatens to delay packages during the critical peak holiday shipping season when package carriers like DHL, FedEx and United Parcel Service see volumes spike. It also comes as the International Brotherhood of Teamsters intensify organizing activity in the wake of this summer's closely watched contract deal at UPS, the world's biggest delivery firm.
The Teamsters union that represents U.S. workers at United Parcel Service on Thursday said it would respond to the firing of about 35 newly organized workers at the delivery company by filing unfair labor practice charges and potentially striking. The roughly three dozen affected specialist and administrative workers at UPS's Centennial hub in Louisville, Kentucky, organized with Teamsters Local 89 this autumn, the union said. International Brotherhood of Teamsters General President Sean O'Brien in a statement said that UPS laid off those workers despite the ruling of an independent arbitrator and falsely claimed that their work should be performed by management.
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