Leaflets on Key Issues

There is a lot of information on this website. Some of the most important info has been gathered up and put into a series of leaflets, which will be rolled out over time. They're in Microsoft Word or PDF format, so simply download, open and print. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader for PDFs, you can download that free here.

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FedEx-Workers Walk Off the Job!!!!25.51 KB
FedEx-Contractor Questions and Answers63.77 KB
FedEx UPS Pension Comparison18.59 KB
FedEx-Pension Ray from UPS and Russ from FedEx37.32 KB
FedEx-Body Language43.35 KB
FEDEX-Let's Get The Ball Rolling31.5 KB
Attention All FedEx Workers25.6 KB
Teamsters send a strong message to FedEx27.13 KB
FEDEX-Purolator/UPS P/T Facts25.5 KB
FEDEX-When you join you are protected!29.5 KB
FedEx Pkg Handler with Raise vs. Purolator Pkg Handlers28.5 KB
FEDEX Ground Owner Operator Fact Sheet26 KB
FedEx Inside Committee447 KB
FedEx Pension Facts19.5 KB
FedEx Ground Pkg Handlers Choose Teamsters29 KB
FedEx FY11 Leaflet29 KB
FedEx workers in Barrie join the Teamsters27 KB
FedEx Package Handlers Receive Raise27.5 KB
FedEx workers decide to join the Teamsters Union28.5 KB
Puro Clerical vs. FedEx Admin28.5 KB
Purolator Full-Time Drivers vs. FedEx Full-Time Drivers28 KB
Purolator Part-Time Drivers vs. FedEx Part-Time Drivers28.5 KB
Purolator and UPS get raises42.5 KB
More charges filed against FedEx Ground554.44 KB
Employee to Employee Letter49.5 KB
Teamsters file charges against FedEx875.25 KB
Dangling Carrots41 KB
Letter of Support from Belgium202.32 KB
The risk of not having a Teamsters Canada Contract78.4 KB
Comparisons with UPS and Purolator pay, pension & benefits674.1 KB
True or False about joining a union546.8 KB
Q&As about joining Teamsters Canada796.96 KB
FedEx Canada says 'No" to union busting306.74 KB
A Letter to FedEx Employees784.75 KB

Pension plans

If teamsters is successful in organizing fedex workers, what happens to the pension amounts that we have accrued in our individual accounts. Will or can teamsters apply to manage those amounts?? Assuming 3500 or so hourly workers across Canada with an average of $50k in an account of a 10 year employee, that is a whole lot of money for a "non-profit" organization to come into.

Both Purolator and UPS defined contribution pension plans are 100% company paid and are jointly monitored by the Teamsters and the companies. This works well as it ensures the plans are funded.

Candian Law prevents companies or unions from manipulating those monies, not to mention the plans have to report to the government every 3 years.

Myth #3: If you form a union, you risk losing the benefits and pay raises you already have

The truth is... It is illegal for a company to freeze or cut previously scheduled raises to discourage you from forming a union.  Once you’re organized, you’ll lock in current wages and benefits and then negotiate improvements from there. Read more >