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On the morning of July 5th, Noam Shiber got a surprising email.

A lot of us who covered this woke up to kind of doodling announcements from the Teamsters and UPS each accusing the other side of walking away for the bargaining table.

Noam covers labor in the workplace for the New York Times, and the Teamsters and UPS had been closing in on a contract deal for workers.

But then, in the middle of negotiations, it all broke down.

The Teamsters say that the talks broke down because UPS said it had nothing left to give.

The company says the Teamsters walked away from the table and that the company was prepared to park more.

Now, the possibility of a UPS strike is looming.

340,000 workers could walk off the job, upending package delivery across the country.

The image of a UPS worker in a lot of people's minds is of the guy or woman in the brown uniform driving the brown truck.

But there are many tens of thousands of UPS workers who actually work in sorting facilities more than half of them are part-timers,

so part-timers are really significant portion of this workforce.

And the Teamsters maintain that they're just not been enough progress on wages for part-time workers.

And that caused them to walk away, or at least, again, they say that UPS walked away,

but that caused the breakdown of the negotiations on the morning of July 5th.

And we've kind of been there ever since the two sides have not returned to the table.

There's been a lot of messaging around part-time workers and wages for part-time workers.

And meanwhile, we get closer and closer to that actual drop-dead date of August 1st.

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