SYSCO/SYGMA TEAMSTERS UNANIMOUSLY RATIFY NEW CONTRACT
One Day Strike Secures Significant Wage Increases, Improved Benefits
SYGMA, a subsidiary of Sysco, supplies food and other goods to major chain restaurants. In the
"We made it clear to the company that we were prepared to fight for what we rightfully deserve," said
The new four-year contract includes double-time pay after 12 hours and doubles the night premium. Workers will see an immediate 13 percent wage increase, with a total raise of 22.2 percent over the life of the contract. Additionally, the agreement enhances paid holidays, vacation policies, and seniority rights.
"It's unfortunate that Sysco chose to play hardball with the Teamsters, but in the end we prevailed," said
Nationwide, the Teamsters represent more than 10,00 workers at Sysco and its subsidiaries. In recent years, corporate greed and a blatant disregard for workers' collective bargaining rights have led to multiple high-profile labor disputes with the company.
"Sysco's upper management needs to understand that you don't win when you take on the Teamsters," said
Founded in 1903, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters represents 1.3 million hardworking people in the
Contact:
Daniel Moskowitz, (770) 262-4971
[email protected]
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SOURCE International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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