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Connecticut Employment Security Division: Ignasiak Case Division | Ground | State Litigation | Connecticut | |
Former Windsor, CT FedEx Home Delivery multiple-vehicle contractor Keith Ignasiak applied for and was awarded state unemployment insurance benefits. The Connecticut Department of Labor Employment Security Division determined that the company failed the state’s ABC Test and ruled Ignasiak was an employee.
Teamsters Local 671 and FedEx Home Division | Ground | NLRB | Teamsters | Unionization | Connecticut | |
Teamsters Local Union 671 filed a petition for an election at the FedEx Home Delivery Terminal in Windsor, CT in February 2007. NLRB Region 34 Director Hoffman issued a decision that the single vehicle contractors were employees and eligible to vote in an election. The vote was held on May 11 and ballots were counted on June 1. The drivers voted 12 - 9 to join Local 671. NLRB certification is pending.
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