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The Teamsters union, which represents about 340,000 UPS employees, is urging its full-time members to reject the offers.

Critics “are making it seem like it’s worse than drug dealers right now,” business owner Luis Colon said of the meet-ups.

The union says the Teamsters have bought only 10% of the promised vehicles, but the company says it remains committed to the agreement.

UPS is offering a voluntary separation package to full-time U.S. drivers amid a major network reconfiguration.