US EditionTEAMSTERS LAUNCH NATIONWIDE AIRGAS STRIKE
OHIO, JUN 25 – Teamsters strike at eight Airgas tankhaul sites in five states over refusal to negotiate fair contracts despite $3.8 billion in company profits last year, union officials said.
- Teamsters at Airgas launched a strike on June 25, 2025, at eight locations across five U.S. states due to unfair labor practices.
- The strike follows failed contract talks and allegations that Airgas refuses to negotiate agreements meeting industry standards amid record profits.
- Airgas, owned by the French multinational Air Liquide, is the largest supplier in the United States of gases used for industrial, healthcare, and specialized applications.
- Juan Campos, Teamsters Vice President, stated that the company has shown a lack of regard for the employees who contributed to its growth, and as a result, they are now experiencing the repercussions of those actions.
- The Teamsters are ready to broaden their strike efforts if needed, demonstrating solidarity among members who are insisting on dignity, respect, and equitable contracts.
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