Teamsters Canada and trucking organizations want to see the switch from logbooks to electronic logging devices as soon as possible. ELDs synchronize with a vehicle engine to automatically record driving time and hours of service. Teamsters Canada, which represents more than 15,000 truckers across the country, is urging the federal and provincial governments to publish … Read More

Driver and batcher Wes Boliver; driver Graham Bulcock, driver Alex Warthmann, dispatcher Shannon Lamb, and driver Marvin Dilts.

Teamster member Eric Maki, a driver for Arrow Transportation, was one of the people who lost everything in B.C.’s worst wildfire season. He was on the road, hauling ore from Trail so his wife Patricia had to deal with the evacuation. There was no warning. She looked out the window and saw the smoke. She … Read More

By Marco Procaccini Drones delivering packages to customers. It sounds like the world of science fiction or secret military operations, not the down-to-Earth everyday work of Teamsters. But that is changing, and Local 213 members should take notice. Business Rep Kimm Davis represents members working for UPS, Purolator, and other delivery and courier services in … Read More

Here is a list of Pension Plan members for whom we are missing information (such as current addresses, date of birth, etc.) Please review the list and if you see your name or someone you recognize, contact us as soon as possible. Teamsters Local 213 Members Benefit Plan Tel. 604-879-8627 Toll Free 1-800-972-6241 Pension Plan … Read More

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Notice to new members: If you are a new member under the Teamsters Local 213 Health & Welfare Hour Bank Plan, you must complete Plan enrolment forms and return them to the Teamsters Local 213 Members Benefit Plans office before coverage can be activated. You must complete new enrolment forms if you have had a … Read More

Teamsters settle with Coca-Cola after mediation session with Vince Ready Teamsters Local 213 members employed by Coca-Cola in BC ratified a new collective agreement on Aug. 10, ending a job action which began on July 24. The 370 members who work in production, warehousing, trucking, and merchandising at Coca-Cola facilities in Richmond, Chilliwack, Coquitlam, and … Read More