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Representing Montana's Working Men and Women Since 1910
January 30, 2026
What We Do
Teamsters Local 2 has been fighting for working-class families for more than 100 years. We stand up for our members in the legislative, political, and social landscapes.
Who We Are
Our staff is made up of hard-working men and women from rank and file.
Who We Represent
We represent hard-working Montanans from all kinds of industries.<< January 2026 >> 
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What is "Right to work"? The Right to work movement is a movement that started in 1955 as a way to allow workers to refuse to join a union without having to worry about losing their jobs.
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Did you know...? * Teamster master contracts (national agreements) have put more families into the middle class than any other event in labor history? * Teamsters supported equal pay for all workers doing the same work, regardless of gender or race, 60 years before the US Government did? * Teamsters have always represented many types of workers - not just truck drivers.
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Learn more about organizing your workplace!
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How can you help us protect your work? Is your seniority being violated? How do you protect your timecard from management wage theft? File a grievance every time your seniority is violated!! File a grievance every time your timecard is altered!!
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JC3 LU2 IBT Delegates Election - Nominations Notice.10.6.25.pdf
“I voted to join the Teamsters because I wanted a voice on the job and fair compensation,” said Brittany Tadday, a certified nursing assistant at Southwest Montana Veterans’ Home. “I am proud to provide care to those who served our country, but we are among some of the lowest paid workers in our industry which makes it hard to provide for our families. I am looking forward to securing a better future with our first contract and continuing to care for our veterans.”
Labor representatives are on high alert in Butte heading into a union election at the Southwest Montana Veterans’ Home. The Veterans’ Home provides skilled nursing care to honorably discharged veterans and their spouses. It currently has 44 beds at 100% capacity and counts 90 total employees, according to an administrator.
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