Members of Platinum Shield Association and other UPS franchisee groups involved in lawsuits and mediation with the shipping giant over alleged anti-franchisee actions demonstrate outside UPS? May 10 annual meeting of shareholders in Wilmington, Del. Franchisee representatives picketed for the second year at the UPS shareholder meeting and questioned UPS executives during the session inside the hotel. Photo source: Platinum Shield Association. AP Photo logo AP Photo 25 months ago

Members of Platinum Shield Association and other UPS franchisee groups involved in lawsuits and mediation with the shipping giant over alleged anti-franchisee actions demonstrate outside UPS? May 10 annual meeting of shareholders in Wilmington, Del. Franchisee representatives picketed for the second year at the UPS shareholder meeting and questioned UPS executives during the session inside the hotel. Photo source: Platinum Shield Association.

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