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Teamsters Local 350
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Teamsters Local 350
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1936
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Teamsters Local 350 is a chartered labor union operating under the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, founded on October 8, 1936, and headquartered at 150 Executive Park Blvd, Suite 2800, San Francisco. The union represents workers in three vertical segments — Solid Waste & Recycling, Linen Industry, and Public Sector — across four Bay Area counties: San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito. Members include drivers, mechanics, clerical workers, dispatchers, sorters, and municipal employees at employers including Recology, Republic Services/Allied Waste, GreenTeam, South Bayside Industries, BFI, GreenWaste Recovery, ALSCO, and various cities and sanitary districts.

The union's core product is collective bargaining representation, encompassing contract negotiation, grievance handling, arbitration, strike sanction authorization, and administration of health, welfare, and retirement benefits. Supplementary member services include an online resource portal, digital benefit forms (via JotForm), scholarship programs (Teamsters California Hispanic Caucus Scholarship and Harry Polland/Robert Morales Scholarship), and quarterly publications distributed through Joint Council 7. Marketing and member engagement occur through the union's website, social media, email newsletters, and quarterly membership meetings held in San Jose and San Francisco.

Teamsters Local 350 operates as a nonprofit labor organization with revenue derived from membership dues, the structure of which is set by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and local bylaws. The local maintains a strategic political partnership with Teamsters Local 856 (announced January 2019), combining political resources for a combined membership of approximately 15,000 workers. It holds affiliation with Joint Council 7 (Northern California) and participates in the broader Teamsters network for national-level solidarity actions, including coordinated nationwide actions against Republic Services.

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Teamsters Local 350 is a chartered Teamsters labor union representing workers in Solid Waste & Recycling, Linen, and Public Sector industries across four San Francisco Bay Area counties (San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, San Benito), operating since 1936.

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labor union representation, collective bargaining services, solid waste union, public sector labor, worker advocacy services
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  • Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations81393
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  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Labor Union Representation Services
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1Union Membership Dues
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Teamsters Local 350 operates as a labor union representing workers and derives its operations from membership dues paid by represented workers across various employers in solid waste, linen, and public sector industries.

teamsters350.com
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Teamsters Local 350 is a chartered labor union local that represents workers in the solid waste & recycling, linen, and public sector industries across San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito Counties. It negotiates collective bargaining agreements, handles grievances and arbitration, authorizes strikes, and administers health, retirement, and scholarship benefits for its members. Operations are funded through membership dues collected from represented workers across multiple employers.

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  • Over 140 workers at Recology San Mateo ratified contract strengthening healthcare benefits and worker protections (May 2026)
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Teamsters Local 350 is a labor union offering union membership representation services as its core product, encompassing collective bargaining, contract negotiation, and worker advocacy. The union supplements its core representation with a member resources portal providing digital access to contracts, benefit forms, and lost time wages requests. Additional services include news and publications dissemination, scholarship programs for members' families, and event coordination. The union primarily serves workers in the solid waste and recycling industry, linen industry, and public sector across San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito Counties in California.

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1Union Membership Representation Services
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Core labor union representation services for workers in solid waste & recycling, linen industry, and public sector across San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito Counties. Includes collective bargaining, contract negotiation, grievance handling, strike authorization, and arbitration representation on behalf of members.

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1Teamsters Local 856
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2019-01-08
Description

Strategic partnership combining political resources of both unions to bolster political power for Teamster members. Tricia Suzuki serves as Political Director of both Local 350 and Local 856. Together, the partnership elevates voices of nearly 15,000 members of the two Local Unions.

2International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Teamsters Local 350 is an affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, receiving national resources, solidarity support, and access to the broader Teamsters network for contract negotiations and labor actions.

3Joint Council 7
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Teamsters Local 350 is affiliated with Joint Council 7, which covers Northern California. Joint Council 7 provides support for negotiations, political endorsements, publications, and coordinates activities across member locals.

4Teamsters California Hispanic Caucus
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President Robert M. Sandoval was appointed to the Executive Board of the Teamsters California Hispanic Caucus in April 2025, expanding the local's reach in Hispanic labor advocacy.

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Teamsters Local 350

Labor Union Representation Servicesteamsters350.com

Teamsters Local 350 is a chartered Teamsters labor union representing workers in Solid Waste & Recycling, Linen, and Public Sector industries across four San Francisco Bay Area counties (San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, San Benito), operating since 1936.

What Teamsters Local 350 does

Teamsters Local 350 is a chartered labor union operating under the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, founded on October 8, 1936, and headquartered at 150 Executive Park Blvd, Suite 2800, San Francisco. The union represents workers in three vertical segments — Solid Waste & Recycling, Linen Industry, and Public Sector — across four Bay Area counties: San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito. Members include drivers, mechanics, clerical workers, dispatchers, sorters, and municipal employees at employers including Recology, Republic Services/Allied Waste, GreenTeam, South Bayside Industries, BFI, GreenWaste Recovery, ALSCO, and various cities and sanitary districts.

The union's core product is collective bargaining representation, encompassing contract negotiation, grievance handling, arbitration, strike sanction authorization, and administration of health, welfare, and retirement benefits. Supplementary member services include an online resource portal, digital benefit forms (via JotForm), scholarship programs (Teamsters California Hispanic Caucus Scholarship and Harry Polland/Robert Morales Scholarship), and quarterly publications distributed through Joint Council 7. Marketing and member engagement occur through the union's website, social media, email newsletters, and quarterly membership meetings held in San Jose and San Francisco.

Teamsters Local 350 operates as a nonprofit labor organization with revenue derived from membership dues, the structure of which is set by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and local bylaws. The local maintains a strategic political partnership with Teamsters Local 856 (announced January 2019), combining political resources for a combined membership of approximately 15,000 workers. It holds affiliation with Joint Council 7 (Northern California) and participates in the broader Teamsters network for national-level solidarity actions, including coordinated nationwide actions against Republic Services.

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Teamsters Local 350
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Teamsters Local 350
Website
https://teamsters350.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1936
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Teamsters Local 350 is a chartered Teamsters labor union representing workers in Solid Waste & Recycling, Linen, and Public Sector industries across four San Francisco Bay Area counties (San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, San Benito), operating since 1936.
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Where Teamsters Local 350 is headquartered

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Services
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  1. Union Membership Dues: Teamsters Local 350 operates as a labor union representing workers and derives its operations from membership dues paid by represented workers across various employers in solid waste, linen, and public sector industries.

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Marketing channels6 records

Teamsters Local 350 product offering

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Teamsters Local 350 is a chartered labor union local that represents workers in the solid waste & recycling, linen, and public sector industries across San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito Counties. It negotiates collective bargaining agreements, handles grievances and arbitration, authorizes strikes, and administers health, retirement, and scholarship benefits for its members. Operations are funded through membership dues collected from represented workers across multiple employers.

Product overview

Teamsters Local 350 is a labor union offering union membership representation services as its core product, encompassing collective bargaining, contract negotiation, and worker advocacy. The union supplements its core representation with a member resources portal providing digital access to contracts, benefit forms, and lost time wages requests. Additional services include news and publications dissemination, scholarship programs for members' families, and event coordination. The union primarily serves workers in the solid waste and recycling industry, linen industry, and public sector across San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito Counties in California.

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Products and services

  • Union Membership Representation Services Core labor union representation services for workers in solid waste & recycling, linen industry, and public sector across San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito Counties. Includes collective bargaining, contract negotiation, grievance handling, strike authorization, and arbitration representation on behalf of members.
  • Member Resources Portal

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over 140 workers at Recology San Mateo ratified contract strengthening healthcare benefits and worker protections (May 2026)
  • +4 more outcomes

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  • Teamsters Local 856coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 8 January 2019Strategic partnership combining political resources of both unions to bolster political power for Teamster members. Tricia Suzuki serves as Political Director of both Local 350 and Local 856. Together, the partnership elevates voices of nearly 15,000 members of the two Local Unions.
  • International Brotherhood of TeamsterscoreOthersTeamsters Local 350 is an affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, receiving national resources, solidarity support, and access to the broader Teamsters network for contract negotiations and labor actions.
  • Joint Council 7coreOthersTeamsters Local 350 is affiliated with Joint Council 7, which covers Northern California. Joint Council 7 provides support for negotiations, political endorsements, publications, and coordinates activities across member locals.
  • Teamsters California Hispanic CaucusminorOthersPresident Robert M. Sandoval was appointed to the Executive Board of the Teamsters California Hispanic Caucus in April 2025, expanding the local's reach in Hispanic labor advocacy.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

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Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Teamsters Local 350

What does Teamsters Local 350 do?

Teamsters Local 350 is a chartered labor union local that represents workers in the solid waste & recycling, linen, and public sector industries across San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Benito Counties. It negotiates collective bargaining agreements, handles grievances and arbitration, authorizes strikes, and administers health, retirement, and scholarship benefits for its members. Operations are funded through membership dues collected from represented workers across multiple employers.

Is Teamsters Local 350 a public or private company?

Teamsters Local 350 is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Teamsters Local 350 founded?

Teamsters Local 350 was founded in 1936. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Teamsters Local 350 based?

Teamsters Local 350 is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, in the North America region.

How does Teamsters Local 350 make money?

One revenue line is on record: union Membership Dues.

Does Teamsters Local 350 have an API?

No public API is recorded for Teamsters Local 350.

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International Brotherhood of TeamstersNLRB Demands Republic Services/Browning-Ferris Bargain with Teamsters Local 350The NLRB ruled in favor of Teamsters Local 350, ordering Republic Services to bargain with the union over 200 workers at its Milpitas facility. The decision ends a decade-long dispute where Republic claimed third-party staffing agency employment. The union expects to provide representation as workers bargain their first contract.PR NewswireTEAMSTERS LEADER SWORN IN AS COMMISSIONER OF SAN FRANCISCO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONRobert Sandoval, President of Teamsters Local 350, was appointed and sworn in as a commissioner of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission on April 16, 2024, joining a body of 11 commissioners appointed by Mayor London Breed. Sandoval stated he aims to bring the perspective of labor to the commission and enhance working conditions for all working people in San Francisco. Anthony M. Rosa, Director of the Teamsters Human Rights and Diversity Commission, welcomed the appointment as giving the Teamsters "a seat at the table" to advocate for rank-and-file members.PR NewswireGREENWASTE WORKERS IN CALIFORNIA VOTE TO JOIN TEAMSTERSWorkers at GreenWaste of Palo Alto in Santa Clara, California voted overwhelmingly to join Teamsters Local 350, with a 40-worker group of drivers and mechanics prevailing after a worker-led organizing campaign lasting less than 10 weeks. The newly unionized workers are seeking wage increases, stronger benefits, and improved working conditions, with contract negotiations set to begin once the election is certified. The victory is described as part of a broader strategy under the Teamsters Solid Waste and Recycling Division to build density in areas with existing high union membership and raise industry standards.PR NewswireTeamsters Applaud NLRB's Reinstatement Of Joint Employer StandardThe National Labor Relations Board vacated its 2017 Hy-Brand decision that had overturned the Browning-Ferris joint employer ruling, effectively reinstating the standard that holds companies accountable for workers employed by staffing agencies. The NLRB's decision was compelled by an ethics investigation that found board member William Emanuel should have been disqualified from the Hy-Brand case due to a conflict of interest with his former law firm, Littler Mendelson, which represented a staffing agency in the original Browning-Ferris case. Teamsters Local 350, which brought the 2013 case against Browning-Ferris (a waste management company owned by Republic Services), celebrated the ruling as a victory for worker protection.