The work stoppage, driven by allegations of unfair labor practices, concluded with the company agreeing to preserve essential contract rights. Most notably, the workers maintained their legal right to refuse to cross Teamsters picket lines at their locations. This leverage proved effective as the dispute drew support from over 430 Teamsters nationwide who honored the extended picket lines.

Teamsters General President Sean M. O'Brien praised the outcome, noting that the company’s attempts to divide the workforce failed against a unified front. For drivers like Ray Molett, a 10-year veteran of Local 600, the agreement represents a shift toward greater workplace respect. The ratified contracts now set a new standard for the facilities in Illinois and Missouri, ending a period of intense labor friction.