January 30, 2026
An Indiana federal judge tossed a UPS manager's suit claiming a Teamsters local allowed its members to harass him with baseless complaints that he was a racist, ruling he couldn't sue under Title VII because, as a supervisor, he wasn't represented by the union.
March 19, 2025
A UPS manager who accused an Indianapolis Teamsters local of falsely painting him as racist can sue the union even though he isn't a member, he argued in Indiana federal court, saying Title VII of the Civil Rights Act doesn't require people to be union members to sue unions.
November 14, 2024
A UPS manager can't move forward with a discrimination lawsuit against an Indianapolis Teamsters local because the union doesn't represent or employ him, the union told an Indiana federal judge, asking him to toss the suit.