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The National UPS Grievance Panel Comes to Philly

Posted on June 9th, 2009

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UPDATE: TDU has posted an update on the June panel meeting, complete with a PDF download of the decisions.

And guess what? There are actually some grievances about the elimination of full-time jobs on the docket.

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