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Teamsters Local 399
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Teamsters Local 399 is a chartered local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, headquartered in North Hollywood, California, with 369 reported employees/staff and a web presence at ht399.org. The entity falls within the U.S. labor union local category — a private, membership-based organization — rather than a commercial enterprise. Based on the name and the "ht399" domain convention (commonly understood in industry shorthand as "Hollywood Teamsters 399"), the local's representational jurisdiction is the Hollywood entertainment industry, covering roles such as drivers, location managers, casting directors, and related production support workers. The scope of operations is therefore employer-side collective bargaining across major studios, production companies, and theatrical/transportation employers in the Los Angeles entertainment corridor.

The input provides no detail on products, services, technology stack, proprietary platforms, or functional workflows. The firmographics block contains empty arrays across technology, products, customers, segments, and value proposition. The revenue model is not disclosed, though for a Teamsters local the principal income mechanism is per-member dues remitted to the local and to the international union. No pricing, contracts, or membership tiers are visible in the data. Management team, ownership structure, subsidiaries, certifications, and partnerships are likewise unpopulated.

Operational and historical data is similarly absent. The company-history field returned no timeline entries, and the website scrape produced only a loading/verification page rather than substantive content. As a result, this description is necessarily limited to the firmographic facts provided (name, location, headcount, web domain) and to categorical inference about the entity's general function as an entertainment-industry Teamsters local. No inferences are drawn about financials, customer mix, leadership, or recent activity because the input does not support them.

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Teamsters Local 399 is a chartered local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, based in North Hollywood, California, representing entertainment-industry workers in the Hollywood region. It functions as a private membership labor organization engaged in collective bargaining on behalf of its covered workforce.

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labor union representation, collective bargaining services, worker advocacy, union membership services, trade union local
NAICS code2 codes
  • Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations81393
  • Business, Professional, Labor, Political, and Similar Organizations8139
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  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Labor Union Services
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Teamsters Local 399 is a labor union local affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, representing workers in the entertainment, warehouse, logistics, and related industries. The organization provides collective bargaining representation, contract enforcement, grievance handling, and member services to its dues-paying members. It operates as a chapter of the broader Teamsters union, focused on the North Hollywood, California area.

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1Collective Bargaining Representation
CategoryLabor Representation
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Negotiation of labor agreements between union members and employers to secure wages, benefits, and working conditions. Provided to dues-paying union members in covered industries.

2Grievance and Contract Enforcement
CategoryLabor Representation
Description

Handling of workplace grievances and enforcement of collective bargaining agreement provisions on behalf of union members against employer violations.

3Union Membership
CategoryMembership
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Enrollment of eligible workers as dues-paying members of Teamsters Local 399, with associated rights and member benefits under the local's jurisdiction.

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Large public- and private-sector union covering service, healthcare, and public employees. Comparable as a peer labor-organization model with dues-funded membership representation and collective bargaining — useful benchmark for organizing and retention benchmarks.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Parent union of multiple below-the-line entertainment craft locals including Local 80. Comparable as a larger umbrella labor organization in the entertainment sector with overlapping jurisdiction and coordinated bargaining on productions staffed by Teamsters 399 members.

TypeBroad incumbent
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National labor union representing actors, broadcast professionals, and recording artists. Comparable as a large entertainment-sector union operating on dues, member representation, and collective bargaining — overlapping with Local 399 at shared production worksites and during coordinated strike actions.

TypeOthers
Description

National federation of labor unions including the Teamsters. Comparable as the higher-order umbrella organization influencing labor policy, political activity, and inter-union coordination that affects Local 399's operating environment.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National labor organization representing directors, unit production managers, and assistant directors in film and television. Comparable as an entertainment-industry collective-bargaining counterpart that negotiates adjacent agreements covering productions where Local 399's members work.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Labor union representing film, television, and media writers. Comparable as an LA-headquartered entertainment-sector union whose work stoppages directly affect covered-hours volume for Teamsters Local 399's entertainment membership base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

IATSE local representing studio drivers, captains, and coordinators in the LA entertainment industry. Directly comparable — represents many of the same employer relationships and worker classifications (transportation drivers) that Local 399 covers in film/TV production.

TypeDirect peer
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Another Southern California Teamsters local covering transportation, warehousing, and logistics workers. Directly comparable as a sibling Teamsters chapter operating a dues-based membership model for hourly workers in a defined geographic jurisdiction.

TypeOthers
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Regional governing body overseeing multiple Teamsters locals in Southern California including Local 399. Comparable as an immediate parent/coordination structure that determines jurisdictional assignments and bargaining coordination among member locals.

TypeDirect peer
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Los Angeles-area Teamsters local covering a mix of entertainment, distribution, and service-industry workers. Closely comparable given overlapping LA geography, entertainment-industry jurisdiction, and similar craft-worker membership base.

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Teamsters Local 399

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Teamsters Local 399 is a chartered local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, based in North Hollywood, California, representing entertainment-industry workers in the Hollywood region. It functions as a private membership labor organization engaged in collective bargaining on behalf of its covered workforce.

What Teamsters Local 399 does

Teamsters Local 399 is a chartered local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, headquartered in North Hollywood, California, with 369 reported employees/staff and a web presence at ht399.org. The entity falls within the U.S. labor union local category — a private, membership-based organization — rather than a commercial enterprise. Based on the name and the "ht399" domain convention (commonly understood in industry shorthand as "Hollywood Teamsters 399"), the local's representational jurisdiction is the Hollywood entertainment industry, covering roles such as drivers, location managers, casting directors, and related production support workers. The scope of operations is therefore employer-side collective bargaining across major studios, production companies, and theatrical/transportation employers in the Los Angeles entertainment corridor.

The input provides no detail on products, services, technology stack, proprietary platforms, or functional workflows. The firmographics block contains empty arrays across technology, products, customers, segments, and value proposition. The revenue model is not disclosed, though for a Teamsters local the principal income mechanism is per-member dues remitted to the local and to the international union. No pricing, contracts, or membership tiers are visible in the data. Management team, ownership structure, subsidiaries, certifications, and partnerships are likewise unpopulated.

Operational and historical data is similarly absent. The company-history field returned no timeline entries, and the website scrape produced only a loading/verification page rather than substantive content. As a result, this description is necessarily limited to the firmographic facts provided (name, location, headcount, web domain) and to categorical inference about the entity's general function as an entertainment-industry Teamsters local. No inferences are drawn about financials, customer mix, leadership, or recent activity because the input does not support them.

Teamsters Local 399 firmographics

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Name
Teamsters Local 399
Website
https://ht399.org
Company type
Private
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Teamsters Local 399 is a chartered local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, based in North Hollywood, California, representing entertainment-industry workers in the Hollywood region. It functions as a private membership labor organization engaged in collective bargaining on behalf of its covered workforce.
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Teamsters Local 399 is a labor union local affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, representing workers in the entertainment, warehouse, logistics, and related industries. The organization provides collective bargaining representation, contract enforcement, grievance handling, and member services to its dues-paying members. It operates as a chapter of the broader Teamsters union, focused on the North Hollywood, California area.

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  • Collective Bargaining Representation Negotiation of labor agreements between union members and employers to secure wages, benefits, and working conditions. Provided to dues-paying union members in covered industries.
  • Grievance and Contract Enforcement Handling of workplace grievances and enforcement of collective bargaining agreement provisions on behalf of union members against employer violations.
  • Union Membership Enrollment of eligible workers as dues-paying members of Teamsters Local 399, with associated rights and member benefits under the local's jurisdiction.

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Others

  • AFSCME: Large public- and private-sector union covering service, healthcare, and public employees. Comparable as a peer labor-organization model with dues-funded membership representation and collective bargaining — useful benchmark for organizing and retention benchmarks.
  • AFL-CIO: National federation of labor unions including the Teamsters. Comparable as the higher-order umbrella organization influencing labor policy, political activity, and inter-union coordination that affects Local 399's operating environment.
  • Teamsters Joint Council 42: Regional governing body overseeing multiple Teamsters locals in Southern California including Local 399. Comparable as an immediate parent/coordination structure that determines jurisdictional assignments and bargaining coordination among member locals.

Broad incumbents

  • International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE): Parent union of multiple below-the-line entertainment craft locals including Local 80. Comparable as a larger umbrella labor organization in the entertainment sector with overlapping jurisdiction and coordinated bargaining on productions staffed by Teamsters 399 members.
  • SAG-AFTRA: National labor union representing actors, broadcast professionals, and recording artists. Comparable as a large entertainment-sector union operating on dues, member representation, and collective bargaining — overlapping with Local 399 at shared production worksites and during coordinated strike actions.
  • Directors Guild of America (DGA): National labor organization representing directors, unit production managers, and assistant directors in film and television. Comparable as an entertainment-industry collective-bargaining counterpart that negotiates adjacent agreements covering productions where Local 399's members work.
  • Writers Guild of America West (WGAW): Labor union representing film, television, and media writers. Comparable as an LA-headquartered entertainment-sector union whose work stoppages directly affect covered-hours volume for Teamsters Local 399's entertainment membership base.

Direct peers

  • IATSE Local 80 (Studio Transportation Drivers): IATSE local representing studio drivers, captains, and coordinators in the LA entertainment industry. Directly comparable — represents many of the same employer relationships and worker classifications (transportation drivers) that Local 399 covers in film/TV production.
  • Teamsters Local 986: Another Southern California Teamsters local covering transportation, warehousing, and logistics workers. Directly comparable as a sibling Teamsters chapter operating a dues-based membership model for hourly workers in a defined geographic jurisdiction.
  • Teamsters Local 495: Los Angeles-area Teamsters local covering a mix of entertainment, distribution, and service-industry workers. Closely comparable given overlapping LA geography, entertainment-industry jurisdiction, and similar craft-worker membership base.

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Key risks4 records

Key highlights4 records

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Frequently asked questions about Teamsters Local 399

What does Teamsters Local 399 do?

Teamsters Local 399 is a labor union local affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, representing workers in the entertainment, warehouse, logistics, and related industries. The organization provides collective bargaining representation, contract enforcement, grievance handling, and member services to its dues-paying members. It operates as a chapter of the broader Teamsters union, focused on the North Hollywood, California area.

Is Teamsters Local 399 a public or private company?

Teamsters Local 399 is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned.

When was Teamsters Local 399 founded?

Teamsters Local 399 was founded in -1. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Who are Teamsters Local 399's main competitors?

Others on record are AFSCME, AFL-CIO and Teamsters Joint Council 42. Broad incumbents are International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE), SAG-AFTRA, Directors Guild of America (DGA) and Writers Guild of America West (WGAW). Direct peers are IATSE Local 80 (Studio Transportation Drivers), Teamsters Local 986 and Teamsters Local 495.

Does Teamsters Local 399 have an API?

No public API is recorded for Teamsters Local 399.

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