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Investing.com -- Hertz Teamsters at Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) and Palm Beach International (PBI) Airports have approved new collective bargaining agreements, signaling an end to their strikes. The new three-year contracts include wage rises, enhanced vacation policies, and tool allowances for mechanics, among other benefits.
The strikes, which weren’t solely about pay, were also aimed at achieving respect, improved working conditions, and securing a future for all members, according to Ebony Mason, a chief steward at Hertz and member of Local 745. She emphasized that the strikes resulted in substantial improvements that will benefit every member.
Hertz employees, represented by Teamsters Local 745, were on strike for five weeks at DFW. Meanwhile, Hertz employees represented by Teamsters Local 769 were on strike for two weeks at PBI.
Brent Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer of Local 745 and Southern Region International Vice President, highlighted that the members’ resilience sent a clear message that they wouldn’t settle for less. With the support of the Teamsters Industrial Trades Division and the determination of the workers, they managed to secure a contract that offers significant wage increases, improved work-life balance, and stronger protections.
Josh Zivalich, President of Local 769, also expressed pride in the Hertz members across South Florida who demonstrated unwavering solidarity against the company’s unreasonable demands and subpar contract offer. He stated that their unity and strength proved that when united, they succeed.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which was established in 1903, represents 1.3 million individuals in the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico.
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