Experts: If UPS drivers strike for more than a week, expect empty shelves and soaring prices

Workers at UPS are rallying to prepare for a historic strike if it happens.

CHICAGO - Workers at UPS are rallying to prepare for a historic strike if it happens.

Teamsters and local politicians plan to speak Friday about the plans.

Workers and the union have until July 31 to hammer out a deal.

Many drivers feel frustrated, saying the company is taking advantage of them.

Experts say if a strike were to last for more than a week, consumers would start to notice empty store shelves and soaring prices.