TEAMSTERS STRIKE AT DFA SUBSIDIARY
Dairy Workers Demand
ST. ALBANS, Vt.,
"St. Albans Creamery workers have been pushed to the edge by the company's refusal to treat them with the dignity and respect they deserve," said
This strike comes after members went on a one-day unfair labor practice (ULP) strike against the company in early September. Workers at the facility have reported that unsafe conditions and poor treatment by management have gone unaddressed by the company. Despite numerous attempts by the bargaining committee to reach an agreement that shows workers the respect they are owed, DFA has refused to engage meaningfully.
"Every day, we put in long hours to keep this creamery running, but the company refuses to address poor management and safety risks," said
Chartered in 1939, Teamsters Local 597 represents workers in trades such as small package, fuel and freight delivery, dairy processing, warehousing, security, policing, school and public busing, dispatching, hardware sales, laboratory tech, and maintenance. For more information, visit teamsterslocal597.net.
Contact:
Lena Melentijevic, (347) 208-2279
[email protected]
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SOURCE Teamsters Local 597
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