Union Buster in my area?

Hi I work in the hub and there is a man in a black suv driving in and out all the time. I've seen him around and he has a southern accent.

Is this the union busting guy you talked about. the last three numbers on his license plate are 007 like james bond which is kinda funny.

Teamsters Response:

I don't know? I heard of a black truck driving in and out of a couple stations in southern Ontario but I can't say if he's a union-buster from the U.S.

 

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Info on union busting

While the right to join and form trade unions is recognized in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR),[1] union busting actions subvert the organization and continuation of unions by sowing discord amongst union members, challenging unions via law courts, strike breaking, lockouts, violent suppression, the sponsorship of anti-union organizations, or the creation of employer-controlled trade unions. Find out more on Wikipedia's union-busting page.