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Please Support Teamster-Endorsed Candidates On Tuesday, August 3rd
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Highlights from the 30th Constitutional Convention of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Michigan Teamsters Honor U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow For Her Vision and Leadership In Saving Teamster Pensions
“It was an uphill battle, no doubt. If we hadn’t stayed united, we wouldn’t have got this. This happened because of you, your families and your hard work.”
— Michigan Teamsters Joint Council #43 President Greg Nowak
IBT Announces One-Year Extension of Carhaul Contract In Wake of Ongoing COVID-19 Health Concerns
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All Democrats Support the Teamsters Union’s Important 20-Year Battle To Save Pensions; All Republicans Vote NO To Protect Pensions
MIOSHA Issues New COVID-19 Workplace Safety “Emergency Rules”
New “Emergency Rules” have been issued by the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) to protect Michigan working families during the continuing COVID-19 Pandemic.
Michigan Teamsters are encouraged to review the new rules and look to the posted guidelines by industry.
These rules largely mirror requirements that MIOSHA has been enforcing using the general duty clause based on guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and OSHA, as well as the governor’s Executive Orders. MIOSHA has updated all of these presentations on the COVID Workplace Safety website.
DHHS has used their authority to cover more transient issues like capacity, customer masking requirements, non-workplace environments, etc., so you will not find those pieces in the MIOSHA rules.
Understanding Your Rights Under the Federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act
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Michigan Teamsters Applaud Governor Whitmer's Expansion of Child Care for Michigan's Health Care Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic
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State of Michigan Expands Unemployment Benefits To Help Workers During COVID-19 Health Pandemic
Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced on April 10th that self-employed workers, gig workers, 1099-independent contractors and low-wage workers can apply for federal unemployment benefits starting Monday, April 13 at 8:00 a.m. online at Michigan.gov/UIA.
Online is the fastest and easiest way to access these unemployment benefits.
Click link below to read the entire press release concerning Michigan's COVID-19 Unemployment Benefits Expansion
IBT Update Concerning Emergency Coronavirus Legislative Actions
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Information On Filing for Unemployment Benefits Resulting From COVID-19If you are one of the tens of thousands of Michigan workers out of work because of the Coronavirus, make sure you apply for Unemployment Benefits.
Click to apply for Michigan Unemployment Benefits.
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