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We are a dedicated group of IBT Local 633 Teamster stewards and members campaigning for the Executive Board positions of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 633.

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Union Meetings

The next meeting is scheduled for Sunday, September 8, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. at the Union Hall in Manchester, NH.

This is a general membership meeting. We encourage you to attend and ask questions. We will see you there.

Campaigning Has Begun

Keep an eye out for us at your place of employment as we make our way across the state to talk to you and earn your support.

Power Slate Begins Their Run for Leadership Positions Within Local 633's Union Hall

In an effort to bring dynamic and proactive leadership to Local 633's Union Hall, the 633 Teamster Power Slate has launched their campaign for leadership positions...read more

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An Important Message to Members

We want to bring to your attention some significant challenges that have arisen during our recent outreach efforts. As you know, our campaign is dedicated to fostering a fair and democratic environment within our union. However, during our visits to various sites, we have encountered deliberate resistance and barriers orchestrated by the current Local 633 leadership that hinder our ability to connect with all of you.

For example, during our visit to UPS Nashua, we spent nearly an hour in designated areas on the property. Shortly after our arrival, it appears that a member of the current Local 633 leadership was contacted. We were told that this "agent" then reached out to upper management, who in turn instructed the center manager that we were not allowed on the property. Despite following proper protocols and being in designated areas, we were forced to leave after the division manager was directed to remove us.

At First Student Nashua, we were met with hostility from the site manager, who informed us that we were not welcome. It seems likely that he had been alerted in advance to be on the lookout for us, further restricting our ability to connect with members.

At Bimbo Bakeries in Wilmington, MA, a significant number of the current Local 633 leadership were present on-site, despite the fact that some locations represented by the local have not seen visits from leadership in quite some time. Not only were they present, but some of them also directly confronted us. Their presence and confrontations at this particular site were telling, suggesting a coordinated effort to monitor and suppress our outreach. This is particularly concerning, as it raises questions about where their priorities lie and why they chose this moment to appear in force, especially given their absence from other locations.

In another incident at UPS Twin Mountain, a member of the current Local 633 leadership arrived unannounced at the facility and took actions to undermine our campaign by removing or instructing our materials be removed and instructing others not to distribute campaign-related flyers. These actions are not only undemocratic but also serve to silence the voices of those seeking to bring about positive change within our union.

Despite these challenges and the clear attempts by the current Local 633 leadership to block our efforts, we remain resolute in our mission. We believe that every member has the right to hear our message and participate fully in the democratic process. We urge you to stay informed, ask questions, and stand with us in promoting transparency, fairness, and the ability for all voices to be heard.

Your support is crucial in ensuring that our union remains strong and united. Together, we can overcome these obstacles and continue to work towards a better future for all members.