The Toll Group has instigated a contentious low-road relationship with truck drivers at American ports – a move that is impairing the company’s relations with its U.S. customers and port authorities. The Grim Truth at Toll Group is that first-rate truck drivers are treated like second-class citizens and subjected to third-world working conditions.
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INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT WORKERS STUFF OUR MAILBOX!
Posted on April 27, 2012
And another one, and another one! The correspondence is still pouring in for Toll drivers via a barrage of e-mails, letters, faxes, calls, courier messages, and phone texts from transportation unions around the world. When the going got tough for Toll drivers in the days leading up to the recent April 11th union election, the [...]
America’s Port Truckers Deliver a Resounding Yes Winning Union Recognition as Teamsters in Historic Vote; Drivers Coast to Coast Cite Los Angeles Victory to Clinch Collective Bargaining Rights They Are Currently Denied
Posted on April 12, 2012
Australia’s Toll Group Anti-Union Rampage in U.S. Flops; Defeat Signals Global Supply Chain Industry Losing Decades-Long Grip on Workforce it Treats as Disposable LOS ANGELES – Amidst jubilant chants of “Yes We Did!” in Spanish and English, a brave group of professional truck drivers who haul brand-name fashion imports celebrated late evening news that [...]
HERE WE GO! TOLL DRIVERS’ MOMENT HAS ARRIVED
Posted on April 11, 2012
After a year long uphill battle to gain union recognition, a fight that’s played out in two continents, L.A. Toll Group drivers will finally get the opportunity to cast their votes today to be represented by the Teamsters. Last evening they stood together with their community supporters and other Teamster members in a heartfelt “election [...]
The countdown is on–drivers less than 24 hours away from casting historic vote!
Posted on April 10, 2012
The “¡Si Se Puede!” (Yes We Can) t-shirts are on deck, and the buzz is in the air. Drivers are less than 24 hours away from casting their union vote, and kicking-off the historic occasion with a “pre-vote send off” today outside of Toll’s Wilmington yard at 4PM. Do real union members wear black? Possibly. [...]




