The Teamster View Teamsters Local 1932

Your San Bernardino Countty Bargaining Team has worked dilengtly to secure the most lucrative union contract county employees have ever had. Their relentless commitment to your collective interests has resulted in some truly remarkable highlights within this agreement which you will hear about in this podcast. 

In this episode we talk about how the County has released the 2023 to 2024 medical rates for its plans and what it means for our members. 
Bargaining units throughout the County have seen significant reductions in how much the medical plans cost over the last four years since we last bargained for the MOU, and the County’s rate should be alarming to you and your family. Still, the announcement of these rates is premature.
That is why the Teamsters Local 1932 Health and Welfare fund Trustees have decided to postpone establishing rates until negotiations have concluded, so members of the Trust will see rates will stay the same until bargaining has ended and we can identify how much the county is willing to commit to your behalf. 
 
 

Have you noticed our new billboard on our local freeway asking this question? Health care is considered affordable if a household can pay for estimated annual premiums and out-of-pocket spending without cutting into spending for other necessities. But how much is too much?
This week, on the Teamster View Podcast, Secretary-Treasurer Randy Korgan explains the importance of affordable healthcare and why he asked the general public whether they would be willing to strike for it. This is a must-listen for Teamsters Local 1932 members at the County of San Bernardino, who are set to begin negotiations for a new union contract in the coming weeks.

On Monday, August 15th, 150 Amazon employees at the company’s air hub in San Bernardino abandoned their workstations mid-shift over low wages and concerns regarding heat safety. Together they demand a $5 pay raise and safer working conditions.
The coordinated work stoppage in San Bernardino is the culmination of months of organizing by these workers. This episode of the Teamster View dives deep into what their courageous action means for Amazon workers building power here at home and throughout the country. 
Learn more by reading the Washington Post article or watching the video here: https://youtu.be/QZKaExOF-jI 

The Teamster View podcast discusses the new building purchased by Teamsters Local 1932. The building will house the new Training Center and Hiring Hall that will provide a hand-up to fellow workers in the Inland Empire that are looking for good union jobs and training. This is how we continue to transform the Inland Empire! Learn more about the Training Center and more here!
Guest:
Becky Lepins, Teamsters Local 1932 Youth Development Director
For online information on the Training Center, visit:
https://www.1932trainingcenter.org/

Recently, the Teamster View podcast took a hard look at the discourse surrounding the funding relief set for states and local governments in the latest COVID-19 stimulus package. 
Why was it important? How have states, municipalities, and the workers that keep them running been impacted by the pandemic? Learn this and more on your latest Teamster View podcast.