Commack School District maintenance, custodial and grounds workers have voted overwhelmingly to join Local 237. The unit includes more than 80 workers. Local 237 Long Island Division Director Ben Carenza explained, “They sought out strong representation, as well as a voice in their own union. We’re happy to welcome them to the Teamster family!” The workers voted out UPSEU for failing to provide them with basic union protections.
Update from Div. Dir. Carenza
Long Island workers join Teamsters Local 237 family for stronger contracts and protections, solid benefits, respect and a voice on the job!
President Floyd joined Long Island honorees for the hero’s event recognizing members going above and beyond for their union.
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Islip Recovery worker Kevin Ouwerkerk was doing his daily rounds in a residential neighborhood when something went terribly wrong. After he emptied a can of trash into the town garbage truck, the load exploded on contact.
The Long Island Division represents over 3,000 members. It handles at least 27 different contracts and represents members from the towns of Babylon and Islip, Suffolk O.T.B. and many different School Districts, Villages and Libraries.
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100 W. Main Street, Suite A
Babylon, NY 11702
(631)-851-9800
Long Island Welfare Fund information: 800-962-1145
The Long Island Division represents over 3,000 members. It handles at least twenty different contracts and represents members from the towns of Babylon and Islip, Suffolk O.T.B. and many different School Districts, Villages and Libraries.
100 W. Main Street, Suite A
Babylon, NY 11702
(631)-851-9800
Long Island Welfare Fund information: 800-962-1145
Union Reps
Contracts
Benefits
Retirement
Information for Pre-Retirees
FAQs
Important Contacts
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