Over 100 Teamsters Local 665 drivers employed at SFO Shuttle on the San Francisco International Airport have ratified a new contract that brings wage increases and benefit improvements through a new four-year deal.
The shuttles are an integral part of SFO daily operations by delivering a safe and reliable option for over 4,000 airport employees to commute to work from around the Bay Area.
“Every aspect of this new contract is an improvement.
Keep readingA zoning appeal filed by Teamsters Local 665 heard in February at San Francisco City Hall soundly rejected a proposal by TESLA for a new robotaxi fleet charging station.
“TESLA won’t be opening for business”, said Local 665 Principal Officer Tony Delorio.
Following the unanimous 11-0 vote by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to uphold the Teamster appeal, Delorio said in a statement: “E.V. fleet charging is a direct threat to Teamster jobs.
Keep readingA Local 665 member at Vulcan Materials, unjustly fired over a year ago, has been returned to work and awarded significant back pay following an arbitrator’s ruling in his favor.
“This fight started in 2024 when the company chose to fire our member after a shoddy investigation”, said Local 665 Business Representative Tom Woods. “The arbitrator’s decision challenged the employer’s credibility, and the arbitration ruling provides remedy for the injustice faced by our member”.
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January 27, 2025 was a special day for Local 665 members past and present who gathered to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the issuance of their International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) Charter.
A festive day began in San Francisco’s City Hall as the city’s mayor, elected officials from around California and other dignitaries honored a century of trade union struggle and success.
Newly elected San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie opened the celebration by welcoming over 200 celebrants who had gathered to mark the occasion.
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Congratulations to Local 665 Secretary-Treasurer and Principal Officer Tony Delorio and Local 350 President Robert Sandoval who will serve as Assembly District 17 (AD 17) delegates at the California Democratic Party convention later this spring.
Sandoval was tapped to run again by AD 17 Assemblymember Matt Haney on this year’s slate, which featured a diverse group of labor and community activists, and won in a district-wide election.
Delorio was one of the few delegates appointed by Assemblymember Haney.
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Spin Electric Scooter Workers Join Local 665
Mechanics, operation specialists, dispatchers and fleet ambassadors at Spin in the City of San Jose have won union recognition, joining Teamsters Local 665 as a regional bargaining unit.
“Local 665 has represented Spin workers in San Francisco for the last few years since they launched. This win solidifies and expands our organizing strategy,” said Tony Delorio, Secretary-Treasurer at Local 665. “We look forward to continuing to connect with workers in the tech industry to improve their lives and ensure they have a voice at work.
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Teamsters employed at MV Transportation in San Mateo County have ratified a new 5-year collective bargaining agreement with increases and improvements in nearly every aspect of the contract.
Top of the list are significant annual wage increases that will see paychecks increase by 13% percent each year. The offer rewards veteran drivers and addresses attrition issues in the transportation industry.
“We looked to bring wages that recognize the high cost of living in the Bay Area.
Keep readingCounty Transit recently ratified a new collective bargaining agreement that will bring improvements in a variety of contractual categories.
Under the new contract, wages will be improved by 20%. Weather-related illness and injury remain a top priority for Teamsters. New contractual language will mitigate the workplace dangers of extreme heat and cold by nullifying disciplinary action when drivers refuse an assigned vehicle found without functioning air conditioning and heating equipment.
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We are thrilled to announce a landmark achievement for our members at Teamsters Local Union 665. After tireless negotiations, we have secured an unprecedented contract for stadium event parking — setting new standards nationwide.
This groundbreaking contract includes:
Workers at the Marin/Sonoma Mosquito and Vector Control District have voted unanimously to join Teamsters Local 665. The 33 new members protect the health and welfare of residents in Marin and Sonoma Counties from mosquitoes and vector-borne diseases.
“Congratulations to the newest members of the Teamsters Local 665 family,” said Mike Yates, President of Local 665. “Residents across Marin and Sonoma Counties benefit from the important work done by these public health officials to keep our communities safe.
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