Teamsters Local 2010
Teamsters Local 2010 is the Union of 27,000 hard-working employees in California education. We are affiliated with the 1.3 million members of the Teamsters Union across the United States and Canada.
Together we are building a strong Union with the power to win better wages, benefits, and working conditions. We protect workers’ rights through direct action and determined labor representation.
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Welcome back, Brothers and Sisters! To all of our B-Basis members, I hope you had the opportunity to enjoy a restful and well-deserved break. As we begin the 2026–2027 school year, I hope you return rejuvenated, energized, and excited for…
The CSU Trustees are feeling the heat. This week, CSU Teamsters and our allies brought our fight directly to the Trustees' doorstep. On Monday we rallied outside the Trustees' closed-door meeting at the Marriott Long Beach (a hotel on UNITE…
Despite receiving its largest increase in base State funding in several years, annual 6% tuition hikes, and holding more than $2 billion in operating reserves, CSU proposed wages during bargaining July 14 with only 3.2% in average raises over three…
Roughly 15,000 administrative support workers at the University of California joined with the Teamsters in the year 2010, thus forming what is now Teamsters Local 2010. With 15 years as Teamsters, we have many victories under our collective belt. We’ve won strong contracts with significant guaranteed raises and benefits, defended hundreds of jobs and rights at work, won thousands upon thousands of dollars in back pay and bonuses for members denied the pay or work they deserved, and aggressively protected our right to engage together in our Union and fight for our rights at work!
Trades workers at six of the 10 UC campuses have joined Local 2010 since the year 2010 because of our record of winning strong contracts by standing together as Teamsters. More than 4,500 crafts workers at UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Los Angeles, UC Merced, UC San Diego, and UC Santa Barbara are all a part of the Teamsters Local 2010 powerhouse.
Teamsters Local 2010 includes 1,100 Skilled Trades workers at California State University. We are electricians, elevator mechanics, plumbers, carpenters, locksmiths, facilities workers and other trades workers who keep the school safe and running smoothly for staff and students.
Includes 3,000 workers consisting of school-based Principals, Assistant Principals, School Improvement Facilitators and Coordinators; classified management personnel assigned as Directors, Deputy Directors, Administrators, Managers, Specialists, and other administrative positions in Facilities, Food Services, Information Technology and Transportation; and non-school-based administrators who serve in the central offices, local district offices and other external support services locations.
Democrat Republican Independent Voter Education (DRIVE)
As Teamsters, we utilize all of the tools at our disposal to improve our pay, benefits and rights on the job: fighting for stronger collective bargaining agreements, teaming up with our sisters and brothers in other Unions, and through passing legislation that benefits workers or addresses issues workers are unable to solve through our Union contract. Because Teamsters member dues are spent mostly on member representation, our legislative footprint is funded through donations to Democrat Republican Independent Voter Education (DRIVE).
DRIVE uses the money it receives for political purposes – including making contributions to and expenditures on behalf of candidates for federal, state, and local offices – and addressing political issues of importance to working families.
When we partner with a California lawmaker on a bill that would enact beneficial changes for workers and working families – it’s DRIVE that pays for those efforts.
All members are encouraged to contribute $2 per week to DRIVE to enable the Teamsters to fight for our rights as workers at the federal, state and local level. To sign up for a paycheck deduction to DRIVE, contact your Union Representative.
President
“We are united in our fight and commit to standing with our fellow workers to strengthen the labor movement and reinforce our organizing efforts so that more Americans can have a seat at the table and a fair shot at the American Dream.”
Secretary-Treasurer
Principal Officer
Now is the time for us to take a stand against billionaires and corporations who want to take away our rights. By standing together in our Union, we can push back these attacks and better the lives of all workers.