Every year, for the last 45 years, Teamsters Local 633 sponsors a special day for Camp Allen attendees. Camp Allen hosts individuals of all ages with developmental and physical challenges. Principal Officer Jeff Padellaro stated that this year’s event was once again a great success. Jeff credited the many active … Continue reading
Secretary Treasurer Jeffrey Padellaro and the Executive Board are pleased to announce the Local Union’s 2017 Scholarship Awards. 12 families were notified on July 25, 2017, that their children would receive a scholarship from Local 633. These families were eligible for the scholarship by simply filling out the Scholarship Form that … Continue reading
Left to right: Jason Proulx, Dennis Rinki, Don Stengle, Wayne Blais, Joe Rienert, Pete Pitman, Local 633 Business Agent Rick Laughton, Karen Delph, Armand Proulx, John Gagnon (Not shown is photographer Kelly Proulx.) On Saturday, July 29th, Teamsters Local 633 Business Agent Rick Laughton joined a group of members, … Continue reading
Keith Judge, Teamsters’ Field Representative, visited the Associated Grocers facility located in Pembroke at 12:30 a.m. on July 14, 2017, to meet with our Teamster members. Keith was joined by Steward Rich Charity, a 5- year employee of AG, in meeting with the drivers as they reported for work. As … Continue reading
Jeff Padellaro has made the Governor aware, through direct communication, that the current staffing levels of the Department of Corrections are unacceptable. The overtime necessary to maintain critical staffing for the Concord facility on July 8th and 9th was beyond unacceptable. On the 8th of July over 49% of the … Continue reading
Concord, NH (June 29, 2017) – Teamsters Local 633 today urged people across New Hampshire to get behind correctional officers who are warning of a major safety crisis in the NH state prison system…. see full article on Concord Patch. https://patch.com/new-hampshire/concord-nh/critically-low-staffing-levels-create-safety-crisis-nh-state-prisons
Overtime Exhaustion For more than a decade, New Hampshire prisons have been under enormous pressure. The prison population has gone up as staff numbers have gone down. Aside from the inmates, few feel the consequences as acutely as the state’s correctional officers. Corrections Sergeant Justin Jardine represents prison officers with … Continue reading
UPS Rising represents more than 250,000 Teamsters throughout the United States who work at UPS and UPS Freight. As UPS is the single largest employer of our union, our strength at UPS is the strength of the entire Teamsters union. We are RISING up to ensure that management abides by … Continue reading
Thousands of New Hampshire Workers Launch New Fight to Stop Harmful Right to Work Legislation Workers across New Hampshire to contact legislators in effort to prevent Right to Work bill that would drive down wages, weaken the middle class and threaten economic growth Concord, NH (February 7, 2017) – Thousands of workers with Teamsters Union Local 633 today launched … Continue reading
Over the past several years, Local 633 has continued to grow in membership. This growth may be attributed to the diverse backgrounds of our Business Agents, Field Representatives and Executive Board. Our recent successes include organizing school bus drivers, and public sector employees, which include law enforcement, town highway, … Continue reading
Principal Officer Jeffrey Padellaro requested that President Kevin Foley and Local 633’s Political Consultant and Lobbyist, Dennis Caza, attend a meeting with Senator Jeanne Shaheen where many issues concerning our members were discussed. Topics discussed included the Butch Lewis Act of 2019, which has been referred to the Committee on … Continue reading
Principal Officer Jeffrey Padellaro announced the Local 633’s Scholarship Recipients for 2019. Jeff stated, “This is truly Teamsters supporting Teamsters. The Scholarship Fund is funded by voluntary donations from our members and other Local Teamster Unions throughout the country. College is an expensive investment and every little … Continue reading
Sean O’Brien, President and Principal Officer of Local 25, attended our Local Monthly Memebership Meeting to address the membership and swear in Local 633’s Executive Board. Sean discussed the importance of getting our younger members involved in the Union to keep the fight for workers’ rights going. His message was … Continue reading
Principal Officer Jeff Padellaro honored the decades of dedicated service that David W. Laughton provided to the men and women of Local 633, and to the Teamsters Organization, at this month’s general membership meeting. Dave’s relationship with the Teamsters began in 1971 when he worked as a union truck driver … Continue reading
Teamsters Local 633 is proud to represent the men and women who serve the public every day. Our members are remarkable citizens who maintain the… ∞
On September 19, 2017, the bus drivers of STA Londonderry stated clearly to their employer, by an overwhelming vote, that they wanted to join the Teamsters in Driving UP Standards at their location. Under the direction of Principal Officer Jeffrey Padellaro, Field Representative Roger Travers assisted the group in organizing … Continue reading
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Principal Officer Jeffrey Padellaro requested that President Kevin Foley and Local 633's Political Consultant and Lobbyist, Dennis Caza, attend a meeting with Senator Jeanne Shaheen… ∞
Keith Judge, Teamsters’ Field Representative, visited the Associated Grocers facility located in Pembroke at 12:30 a.m. on July 14, 2017, to meet with our Teamster members. Keith was joined by Steward Rich Charity, a 5- year employee of AG, in meeting with the drivers as they reported for work. As … Continue reading
Message from Business Agent Rick Laughton
Associated Grocers is one of our larger single site employers with over 200 members working out of their Pembroke NH warehouse location. From there, the drivers cover all of New England and designated areas of New York and Pennsylvania. This company’s operations are 24 hours a day, 7 days a … Continue reading
