ILA Delegates to 2016 Democratic National Convention Add Their Voices To Historic Nomination of Hillary Clinton For President August 8, 2016 – History was made in Philadelphia last week where Hillary Clinton became the first woman from a major party to be nominated for U.S. President, nine months after the ILA was among the first […]
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ILA’s Participation in Global Day of Action Is Underway This Morning; Tens of Thousands of ILA members Joining Millions of Dockworkers Worldwide In One Hour Observance To Highlight Contributions of Longshore Workers NORTH BERGEN, NJ – (Thursday, July 7, 2016) Tens of thousands of members of the International Longshoremen’s Association, from Eastern Canada, Atlantic and
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Click to Download the original Word file CALL FOR ACTION Comrades, Port-workers, We all live in a globalized world. Indeed, we especially feel the implications of globalization each day at work. In our industry, shipping lines are grouped into a few alliances and port operators concentrate and develop the same strategies to achieve the same
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Legendary Miami ILA Leader, Billy C. Smith, Passes Away; Services in Miami Will Be Followed By Funeral on Tuesday in Georgia Like a ship returning to its home port after that final voyage, it is with sad news that ILA Local 1416 in Miami announces the recent death on Sunday, June 5, 2016 of Mr.
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