UPS avoids strike threat, reinstates dozens of specialists fired after they voted to unionize
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The Teamsters threatened to walk off the job, saying the workers were fired for trying to form a union.
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The Teamsters had threatened to strike in Louisville, the home of UPS' global air hub, in retaliation for the move to dismiss about 35 "specialists" and "admins" who work at the shipper's Centennial ground hub in Louisville.
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