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The Teamsters have withdrawn their unfair labor practice claim against Hudson News Distributors and apparently resolved their dispute with the company run by James Cohen.
Teamsters Local 707 in August ratified the Hudson News deal, which contained no pay hike and a freeze on severance payments at the level of the contract that expired at the end of 2018.
Cohen tells Media Ink there was “a bit of miscommunications on some final mundane terms, but we simply now are signing/implementing what we all agreed upon previously.”
Calls and emails to Teamster officials were not returned.
Cohen, of course, is the man who nearly nine months ago said he was going to buy the National Enquirer from American Media Inc. for $100 million, but the deal has yet to be finalized. Cohen gave no specifics, but said of that deal via email, “I would hope/think that contract would be signed quickly.”
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