ILA and USMX Help Raise Over $400,000 For Hole In Wall Gang Camp Allowing Children With Cancer and other Life-Threatening Illnesses Attend Special Summer Camp in Connecticut NORTH BERGEN, NJ – (May 30, 2021). The International Longshoremen’s Association partnered with United States Maritime Alliance to help raise over $400,000 for the Hole In the Wall […]
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ILA President Harold Daggett Appoints Assistant General Organizer Jim Paylor and International Vice President Peter Clark To Spearhead ILA’s Involvement in Growing Windmill Projects; Paylor Reports of Boston Meeting ILA Sisters and Brothers: As you may be aware, ILA President Harold Daggett commissioned Peter Clark, ILA Vice President; Ed Zimny, ILA Consultant and me to
ILA Closely Monitoring West Coast Automation Battle as Total Terminal International This Week Announced Decision To Automate Its 385-Acre Pier T Terminal; ILWU Fighting Back To Protect Dockworker Jobs. Read Journal of Commerce Report: https://www.joc.com/port-news/terminal-operators/latest-long-beach-terminal-automation-draws-ilwu-backlash_20210519.html Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor TTI would become the fourth automated container terminal in Southern California. Total Terminals International’s (TTI’s) decision
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NORTH BERGEN, NJ (May 7, 2021) The International Longshoreman’s Association (ILA) is proud to announce our endorsement for Assemblywoman BettyLou DeCroce re-election to the NJ General Assembly in District 26. The Assemblywoman has demonstrated her support for our association and others at the port through her actions as a member of the State Transportation Committee.
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ILA President Harold Daggett Sends Strong Message of Solidarity In Support of CUPE Local 375 and Montreal Dockers On Strike in Port of Montreal, Canada. Read President Daggett’s solidarity letter: Negotiations and Labor Strife in the Port of Montreal
