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Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT), a 1.3-million-member international union. Formed in 2010 through the merger of Joint Council 7 and Joint Council 38, JC7 represents approximately 100,000 workers across 20 Local Unions covering 48 counties in Northern California, the Central Valley, and 14 counties in Northern Nevada. Its member base spans freight and delivery (e.g., UPS), construction, dairy, beverage distribution, food processing, parking, solid waste and recycling, hotels, shuttle bus driving, schools, and public services. The organization itself employs 11-50 staff at its Oakland headquarters, with the actual bargaining workforce located across hundreds of represented employers.

JC7's core service is collective bargaining and worker representation. The joint council coordinates contract negotiations, grievance handling, and labor actions (including strikes) through its affiliate locals, and provides governance-level political advocacy at local, state, and federal levels. Member-benefit programs include the Western Conference of Teamsters (WCT) multiemployer defined benefit pension plan (covering 200,000 active participants across 13 Western states), the TAP/TARP employee assistance and substance abuse rehabilitation programs, scholarship funds (Harry Polland/Bob Morales, James R. Hoffa Memorial, Teamster Scholarship), retiree clubs, and "Know Your Rights" educational resources on Weingarten rights, OSHA, and workplace protections.

JC7's revenue model relies on recurring member dues remitted by its 20 Local Unions from individual workers; the dues structure is not publicly disclosed. The organization pursues offensive growth via ongoing organizing campaigns at non-union employers (Firestone Auto Care, Vivalon, Stericycle, Aramark, Flowers Foods) and defensive growth via regulatory advocacy, including co-sponsorship of California AB 288 (state right to organize, signed September 2025), NLRB representation matters, and coalition pressure on autonomous vehicle deployment. Distribution of services occurs entirely through the local-union field network rather than digital channels; the organization maintains a website, quarterly publications, press releases, Facebook and Instagram presence, and direct phone contact at (415) 467-7768.

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Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, representing approximately 100,000 workers across 20 Local Unions in Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada through collective bargaining, grievance representation, political advocacy, and member benefit programs including a multiemployer pension plan and EAP services.

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labor union representation, collective bargaining services, worker advocacy, pension plan administration, union member services
NAICS code3 codes
  • Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations81393
  • Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations813930
  • 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 Joint Council 7 operates as a labor union representing workers across Northern California, Central Valley, and Northern Nevada. The union generates revenue through member dues paid by the approximately 100,000 members across 20 Local Unions. These dues fund union operations, collective bargaining activities, political advocacy, member services including pension management, legal support, and organizing efforts.

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Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union affiliate that represents approximately 100,000 workers through 20 Local Unions across Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada. Its core offering is collective bargaining representation, contract negotiation, and workplace advocacy for members, supplemented by member benefit programs such as the Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan, TAP/TARP counseling and rehabilitation services, scholarships, retiree clubs, and worker rights education.

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  • Union members earned 27 percent more than non-union members in 2014
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Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union organization (not a technology company) that provides union membership and representation services to over 100,000 workers across Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada. The organization operates through a network of 20 Local Unions and offers core services including collective bargaining, workplace advocacy, and worker representation. Member support programs include the Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan (a multiemployer defined benefit plan), TAP/TARP employee assistance programs, scholarship programs for members and their families, retiree clubs, and workers' rights education resources. The organization does not offer technology products, APIs, or software integrations.

Product and service6 records
1Union Membership and Collective Bargaining Representation
CategoryUnion Representation
Description

Core membership offering through which Teamsters Joint Council 7 represents over 100,000 workers in 20 Local Unions, providing collective bargaining, contract negotiation, grievance handling, and workplace advocacy for private- and public-sector workers.

2Western Conference of Teamsters (WCT) Pension Plan
CategoryMember Pension Benefits
Description

Multiemployer defined benefit pension plan covering 200,000 active participants across 13 Western states through agreements negotiated by local unions with more than 1,400 employers, providing retirement benefits, disability protection, and death benefits to Teamster members.

3TAP/TARP (Teamsters Assistance Program and Teamsters Alcohol Rehabilitation Program)
CategoryMember Assistance Programs
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Employee Assistance Program (TAP) and substance abuse rehabilitation program (TARP) providing confidential counseling, assessments, referrals, and workplace trainings for Teamster members and their families; originally sponsored by Joint Council 38 and retained after the 2010 merger.

4Scholarship Programs
CategoryMember Education Benefits
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Educational scholarship programs for Teamster members and their families, including the Harry Polland/Bob Morales Scholarship ($1,000 per affiliated Local Union), James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship ($1,000–$10,000), and the Teamster Scholarship Fund.

5Retiree Clubs
CategoryMember Community Programs
Description

Social and support organizations for retired Teamster members, including the Sacramento Teamsters Retirees Association, Teamsters Local 2785 Retirees Club, and East Bay Teamsters Retirees Club.

6Know Your Rights Education Resources
CategoryMember Education and Advocacy
Description

Worker rights education covering Weingarten Rights for union representation at investigative interviews, workplace safety rights under OSHA, and emergency workplace protections.

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-02
Description

Service Employees International Union Local 1021 partnered with Teamsters Joint Council 7 for the Bay Area press conference and San Francisco Board of Supervisors hearing demanding Waymo accountability following autonomous vehicle operational failures during a December power outage. The coalition called for regulatory guardrails on autonomous vehicle companies and worker protections.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-02
Description

International Association of Firefighters Local 798 joined Teamsters Joint Council 7 at a press conference and San Francisco Board of Supervisors hearing demanding Waymo accountability. The firefighters union cited incidents where Waymo vehicles blocked first responders responding to emergencies including an electrical substation fire.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-09-18
Description

Joint Council 7 and Joint Council 42 together represent 300,000 Teamster members from 39 Local Unions across California, Nevada, Hawaii, and Guam. The joint councils issued a joint endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz for President and Vice President.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Teamsters California and the California Federation of Labor Unions co-sponsored Assembly Bill 288, landmark legislation guaranteeing a state right to organize for California workers, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom in September 2025.

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TypeBroad incumbent
Description

1.4-million-member public-sector union that represents many of the same school, city, and county worker categories as JC7's public-sector units. Comparable as a large multi-employer bargaining organization with dues-funded revenue and political endorsement power.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National industrial union similarly organizing private-sector workers through collective bargaining across multiple industries. Comparable dues-funded revenue model and political endorsement apparatus, with a recent emphasis on organizing Southern and non-traditional workforces.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Labor union representing hotel, food service, and hospitality workers—a sector also represented within JC7's hotel and food processing locals. Comparable contract negotiation cycles, political advocacy, and member benefits structure.

TypeBroad incumbent
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3-million-member education employee organization covering school personnel—a segment explicitly part of JC7's public-sector bargaining units. Operates as a comparable dues-funded association with state-level political infrastructure.

TypeDirect peer
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Bay Area-based public and private sector union that partnered with JC7 on the March 2026 Waymo accountability press conference. Operates the same collective bargaining, organizing, and political advocacy model across overlapping Northern California jurisdictions.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The 1.3-million-member international union and JC7's parent organization. Directly comparable as the apex body governing JC7 and 20+ other joint councils; JC7's strategy, organizing, and political endorsements operate within IBT's national framework.

TypeBroad incumbent
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State-level federation of 1,200+ AFL-CIO unions in California. Co-sponsored AB 288 with the Teamsters in 2025, demonstrating a directly aligned political and legislative agenda across California's organized workforce.

TypeOthers
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Multiemployer defined benefit pension plan affiliated with JC7 covering 200,000 participants across 13 Western states. Directly comparable as a dues-and-contribution-funded benefits organization serving Teamster members at JC7 locals.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sister joint council covering Southern California and other Western states. Together with JC7, represents 300,000 members from 39 Locals across CA, NV, HI, and GU; operates under the same collective bargaining and political model with overlapping employer relationships (UPS, etc.).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Northern California-based building trades union covering construction, public works, and heavy equipment operators—industries that overlap with JC7's construction and warehouse locals under joint apprenticeship and bargaining frameworks.

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Teamsters Joint Council 7

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Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, representing approximately 100,000 workers across 20 Local Unions in Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada through collective bargaining, grievance representation, political advocacy, and member benefit programs including a multiemployer pension plan and EAP services.

What Teamsters Joint Council 7 does

Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT), a 1.3-million-member international union. Formed in 2010 through the merger of Joint Council 7 and Joint Council 38, JC7 represents approximately 100,000 workers across 20 Local Unions covering 48 counties in Northern California, the Central Valley, and 14 counties in Northern Nevada. Its member base spans freight and delivery (e.g., UPS), construction, dairy, beverage distribution, food processing, parking, solid waste and recycling, hotels, shuttle bus driving, schools, and public services. The organization itself employs 11-50 staff at its Oakland headquarters, with the actual bargaining workforce located across hundreds of represented employers.

JC7's core service is collective bargaining and worker representation. The joint council coordinates contract negotiations, grievance handling, and labor actions (including strikes) through its affiliate locals, and provides governance-level political advocacy at local, state, and federal levels. Member-benefit programs include the Western Conference of Teamsters (WCT) multiemployer defined benefit pension plan (covering 200,000 active participants across 13 Western states), the TAP/TARP employee assistance and substance abuse rehabilitation programs, scholarship funds (Harry Polland/Bob Morales, James R. Hoffa Memorial, Teamster Scholarship), retiree clubs, and "Know Your Rights" educational resources on Weingarten rights, OSHA, and workplace protections.

JC7's revenue model relies on recurring member dues remitted by its 20 Local Unions from individual workers; the dues structure is not publicly disclosed. The organization pursues offensive growth via ongoing organizing campaigns at non-union employers (Firestone Auto Care, Vivalon, Stericycle, Aramark, Flowers Foods) and defensive growth via regulatory advocacy, including co-sponsorship of California AB 288 (state right to organize, signed September 2025), NLRB representation matters, and coalition pressure on autonomous vehicle deployment. Distribution of services occurs entirely through the local-union field network rather than digital channels; the organization maintains a website, quarterly publications, press releases, Facebook and Instagram presence, and direct phone contact at (415) 467-7768.

Teamsters Joint Council 7 firmographics

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Teamsters Joint Council 7
Legal name
Teamsters Joint Council 7
Website
https://teamstersjc7.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2010
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, representing approximately 100,000 workers across 20 Local Unions in Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada through collective bargaining, grievance representation, political advocacy, and member benefit programs including a multiemployer pension plan and EAP services.
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Where Teamsters Joint Council 7 is headquartered

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San Leandro
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United States
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North America

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Revenue model

  1. Member Dues: Teamsters Joint Council 7 operates as a labor union representing workers across Northern California, Central Valley, and Northern Nevada. The union generates revenue through member dues paid by the approximately 100,000 members across 20 Local Unions. These dues fund union operations, collective bargaining activities, political advocacy, member services including pension management, legal support, and organizing efforts.

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Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Teamsters Joint Council 7 product offering

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Core offering

Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union affiliate that represents approximately 100,000 workers through 20 Local Unions across Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada. Its core offering is collective bargaining representation, contract negotiation, and workplace advocacy for members, supplemented by member benefit programs such as the Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan, TAP/TARP counseling and rehabilitation services, scholarships, retiree clubs, and worker rights education.

Product overview

Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union organization (not a technology company) that provides union membership and representation services to over 100,000 workers across Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada. The organization operates through a network of 20 Local Unions and offers core services including collective bargaining, workplace advocacy, and worker representation. Member support programs include the Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan (a multiemployer defined benefit plan), TAP/TARP employee assistance programs, scholarship programs for members and their families, retiree clubs, and workers' rights education resources. The organization does not offer technology products, APIs, or software integrations.

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Problem solved

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Products and services

  • Union Membership and Collective Bargaining Representation Core membership offering through which Teamsters Joint Council 7 represents over 100,000 workers in 20 Local Unions, providing collective bargaining, contract negotiation, grievance handling, and workplace advocacy for private- and public-sector workers.
  • Western Conference of Teamsters (WCT) Pension Plan Multiemployer defined benefit pension plan covering 200,000 active participants across 13 Western states through agreements negotiated by local unions with more than 1,400 employers, providing retirement benefits, disability protection, and death benefits to Teamster members.
  • TAP/TARP (Teamsters Assistance Program and Teamsters Alcohol Rehabilitation Program) Employee Assistance Program (TAP) and substance abuse rehabilitation program (TARP) providing confidential counseling, assessments, referrals, and workplace trainings for Teamster members and their families; originally sponsored by Joint Council 38 and retained after the 2010 merger.
  • Scholarship Programs Educational scholarship programs for Teamster members and their families, including the Harry Polland/Bob Morales Scholarship ($1,000 per affiliated Local Union), James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship ($1,000–$10,000), and the Teamster Scholarship Fund.
  • Retiree Clubs Social and support organizations for retired Teamster members, including the Sacramento Teamsters Retirees Association, Teamsters Local 2785 Retirees Club, and East Bay Teamsters Retirees Club.
  • Know Your Rights Education Resources Worker rights education covering Weingarten Rights for union representation at investigative interviews, workplace safety rights under OSHA, and emergency workplace protections.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Union members earned 27 percent more than non-union members in 2014
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Teamsters Joint Council 7

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Teamsters Joint Council 7 technology and API

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Teamsters Joint Council 7 partnerships and signals

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Four partnerships are on record, tiered major.

  • SEIU Local 1021majorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 March 2026Service Employees International Union Local 1021 partnered with Teamsters Joint Council 7 for the Bay Area press conference and San Francisco Board of Supervisors hearing demanding Waymo accountability following autonomous vehicle operational failures during a December power outage. The coalition called for regulatory guardrails on autonomous vehicle companies and worker protections.
  • IAFF Local 798majorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 March 2026International Association of Firefighters Local 798 joined Teamsters Joint Council 7 at a press conference and San Francisco Board of Supervisors hearing demanding Waymo accountability. The firefighters union cited incidents where Waymo vehicles blocked first responders responding to emergencies including an electrical substation fire.
  • Teamsters Joint Council 42majorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 September 2024Joint Council 7 and Joint Council 42 together represent 300,000 Teamster members from 39 Local Unions across California, Nevada, Hawaii, and Guam. The joint councils issued a joint endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz for President and Vice President.
  • California Federation of Labor Unions, AFL-CIOmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTeamsters California and the California Federation of Labor Unions co-sponsored Assembly Bill 288, landmark legislation guaranteeing a state right to organize for California workers, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom in September 2025.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Teamsters Joint Council 7 competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • AFSCME (American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees): 1.4-million-member public-sector union that represents many of the same school, city, and county worker categories as JC7's public-sector units. Comparable as a large multi-employer bargaining organization with dues-funded revenue and political endorsement power.
  • United Auto Workers (UAW): National industrial union similarly organizing private-sector workers through collective bargaining across multiple industries. Comparable dues-funded revenue model and political endorsement apparatus, with a recent emphasis on organizing Southern and non-traditional workforces.
  • National Education Association (NEA): 3-million-member education employee organization covering school personnel—a segment explicitly part of JC7's public-sector bargaining units. Operates as a comparable dues-funded association with state-level political infrastructure.
  • International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT): The 1.3-million-member international union and JC7's parent organization. Directly comparable as the apex body governing JC7 and 20+ other joint councils; JC7's strategy, organizing, and political endorsements operate within IBT's national framework.
  • California Labor Federation (AFL-CIO): State-level federation of 1,200+ AFL-CIO unions in California. Co-sponsored AB 288 with the Teamsters in 2025, demonstrating a directly aligned political and legislative agenda across California's organized workforce.

Direct peers

  • UNITE HERE: Labor union representing hotel, food service, and hospitality workers—a sector also represented within JC7's hotel and food processing locals. Comparable contract negotiation cycles, political advocacy, and member benefits structure.
  • SEIU Local 1021: Bay Area-based public and private sector union that partnered with JC7 on the March 2026 Waymo accountability press conference. Operates the same collective bargaining, organizing, and political advocacy model across overlapping Northern California jurisdictions.
  • Teamsters Joint Council 42: Sister joint council covering Southern California and other Western states. Together with JC7, represents 300,000 members from 39 Locals across CA, NV, HI, and GU; operates under the same collective bargaining and political model with overlapping employer relationships (UPS, etc.).
  • Operating Engineers Local 3 (IUOE): Northern California-based building trades union covering construction, public works, and heavy equipment operators—industries that overlap with JC7's construction and warehouse locals under joint apprenticeship and bargaining frameworks.

Others

  • Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan: Multiemployer defined benefit pension plan affiliated with JC7 covering 200,000 participants across 13 Western states. Directly comparable as a dues-and-contribution-funded benefits organization serving Teamster members at JC7 locals.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles8 records

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Frequently asked questions about Teamsters Joint Council 7

What does Teamsters Joint Council 7 do?

Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a regional labor union affiliate that represents approximately 100,000 workers through 20 Local Unions across Northern California, the Central Valley, and Northern Nevada. Its core offering is collective bargaining representation, contract negotiation, and workplace advocacy for members, supplemented by member benefit programs such as the Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan, TAP/TARP counseling and rehabilitation services, scholarships, retiree clubs, and worker rights education.

Is Teamsters Joint Council 7 a public or private company?

Teamsters Joint Council 7 is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Teamsters Joint Council 7 founded?

Teamsters Joint Council 7 was founded in 2010. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Teamsters Joint Council 7 based?

Teamsters Joint Council 7 is headquartered in San Leandro, United States, in the North America region.

How does Teamsters Joint Council 7 make money?

One revenue line is on record: member Dues.

Who are Teamsters Joint Council 7's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are AFSCME (American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees), United Auto Workers (UAW), National Education Association (NEA), International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) and California Labor Federation (AFL-CIO). Direct peers are UNITE HERE, SEIU Local 1021, Teamsters Joint Council 42 and Operating Engineers Local 3 (IUOE). Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan is listed as an others.

Does Teamsters Joint Council 7 have an API?

No public API is recorded for Teamsters Joint Council 7.

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