2020 - Teamsters Local 464 News

Well, that wasn’t fun, was it?

2020 entered onto the scene with bright hopes for what was to come and some visible challenges that we’d have to overcome, with plans in place to address those challenges.

However, a curve-ball was thrown in the form of some of the most significant challenges we’ve faced as a society in our lifetimes.

Climate Change continues to cause terrifying effects across the globe, from the devastating fires in Australia and the US west coast to the record storms smashing into the east coast of the US.  From Tiger King to Murder Hornets, nothing captured our attention quite...

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IBT Delegates Nomination Meeting Notice

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IBT Local Union 464 Plan Summary for Delegates and Alternate Delegates to the IBT Convention

Teamsters Local Union No. 464 is proud to announce Anjali Dhaliwal, a relative of member Ranjit Dhaliwal, has been selected as a $10,000.00 James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship recipient.

Congratulations!

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Notice of Local Union Election Plan for Delegates to the IBT Election

Teamsters Local Union No. 464 is proud to announce Daylen Nair, a relative of member Kenneth Nair, and Justin Leong, a relative of member Wilson Leong, have been selected as $1,000.00 James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship recipients.  Congratulations!

2020 has been a year of change, a year of adapting to a new reality, with COVID-19 and quarantines and self-isolations, Social Distancing, cancelled travel and vacations, job loss and/or layoffs, family separations and, in addition to all of that, the effects of the virus itself on friends, colleagues and loved ones.

Many people are scared, many people are suffering and then, in the midst of all of this upheaval, Minneapolis Police Officer, Derek Chauvin, pinned George Floyd to the ground with his knee on Floyd’s neck for over 8½ minutes, asphyxiating him and kicking off a surge of protests...

On May 7, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed that low-income workers, who are considered essential during the COVID-19 pandemic, will receive a wage increase.  The wage increase is a result of the $4 billion federal-provincial agreement. 

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