The Teamsters are pushing City Hall to halt a $52 million fuel contract awarded to a company controlled by grocery magnate John Catsimatidis as the union amps up the pressure on the billionaire to settle a labor strike, The Post has learned.
Union officials say they’ve made repeated entrees to Mayor Adams since he took office in January to pause doing business with Catsimatidis’ United Metro Fuel Corporation, under a deal that was struck by his predecessor, Bill de Blasio, after the strike began.
“We want the Mayor and the City of New York to honor the picket line, to not do business with someone
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