ILA-USMX Joint Safety Committee – August 2021 -The Novel Corona Virus – Workers and Employers Want to Know
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Port of Boston, 1958, Longshoremen Handling Bagged Cocoa Beans at the Port of Boston, MA
PORT OF BOSTON, MA – (1958) Longshoremen handling bagged cocoa beans at the Port of Boston, MA. Bags were hoisted from the ship, rolled into a warehouse and stacked by hand using a cargo hook. The back breaking labor ILA members had to endure before containerization is remarkable.
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Ron Misiti Unanimously Reelected President of ILA Local 824 Along With Six Other Officers
Ron Misiti Unanimously Reelected President of ILA Local 824 Along With Six Other Officers NORTH BERGEN, NJ (July 29, 2021). Ron Misiti was unanimously reelected President of ILA Local 824, after leading his membership and local through one of its toughest year and a half periods, due to the devastation caused by the Coronavirus Pandemic
ILA President Harold Daggett Applauds President Joe Biden’s Infrastructure Deal That Includes $17 Billion In Port Improvements
NORTH BERGEN, NJ – (July 29, 2021) Harold J. Daggett, President of the International Longshoremen’s Association, today applauded President Joe Biden’s “once-in-a-generation investment in our nation’s infrastructure, which the Senate advanced yesterday and includes $550 billion in new federal investment in America’s infrastructure. The ILA leader sees the $17 billion earmarked for port infrastructure improvements