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STILL RACIST

Didn’t Zim and Hapag join

Some by gone lines. Ned-Lloyd, Korea Shipping Line, Moore McCormick, Dart Line, Balt-Atlantic, Spanish Line, Japan Line, Sea-Land, Trans Freight Line, French Line, Columbus Line, Occidental Container Line, Hellenic Line, Royal Netherlands Steamship Line, Hafskip, US Line, Baltic Line, Hanjin, American Export Line, Delta Line, Lykes Line, Prudential Line, Seatrain Line, Concorde Line and many more that I just can’t recall.

Figures we get the grimaldi lines , unlashing all those trucks sucks 😂😂😂😂

The big keep getting bigger, and the smaller keep disappearing.

Go Union

I retired in 2014. My father worked there and his eight brothers work there. The salters family

I am a retiree from the port, Linda Poremski Schmidt, Benefits Office as was my late husband, Gang carrier, Walter Schmidt, Walter S . My father and gang carrier, Little Andy Poremski. My brother and past President, Albert Poremski. My brother Richard Poremski, Container Royalty. My Grandfather and President Simon Lustica. How do I receive one of these pins as a Memento for all the years working at the port? Thanks in advance. Linda Schmidt.

I had 48 yrs before I retired. My pin is proudly sitting on my bookcase for everyone to see.We were a ILA family. My father my brothers and my uncles were all members in Baltimore.

May God continue to Bless the I.L.A!!!!

I love ILA!!! All of my family is a part of

YES ITS GREAT TO BE RETIRED BUT WHEN THEY DO THE CONTRACT TALKS THEY FORGET TO PUT THE RETIRED IN THE CONTRACT ITS NEVER TALK ABOUT THE PENSON IS THE SAME FOR YEARS

Port of Halifax rep.

My husband, George W Koblinsky is a pensioner and so was his Father. How can we get a pin?

Thank you .. my late husband was in local 953 for 44 years. Before him was his father, grandfather and uncle..All strong union men!!!!!

ILA STRONG ILA FOREVER 💪💪💪

Do you make pension pins for other ILA local I was a member of ILA Local 273 Saint John New Brunswick Canada.For 45 years .Best job ever and proud too be a member of local 273 .My father was a member .Im second generation of I L A

Would love to wear one from my local 1804-1 retired ila all the way

I agree!!!!! Love the ILA!!!🇺🇸🤘🍷🍷

LONG LIVE THE ILA THE GREATEST UNION IN AMERICA

Won’t be long there will be no pensioners is what it seems. No more pension held after this yr.

That was local 1233

Uncle Steve nd Uncle Larry ⚓️⚓️💪🏽💪🏽1416 ILA

Philly to Miami, the ILA bonds are strong!!!

Looking good fellas!💪👍👏

Brotherhood at its finest 🙏🏽👍🏾💪🏽💯🗣💙

Looking good gents

❤️❤️

ILA forever

Big blessing 🙌🏿 🙏🏿 ILA

Go Union

Thats what California did but the last company to go automated, Maersk funded it all themselves.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻if we don't stand up for ourselves (each other) no one will. Great job guys/gals

hell yeah and many thanks to the ILWU Washington Area District Council which has been working on it for years along with many rank and file members to wrote in, showed up and spoke to their representatives!

Amen 🙏🏽 good job guys

That's right ✅️ 👏

Nice work to the WA ILWU District Council and Political Action committee members and everyone who called Legislators and got involved!

Enormous victory…! This needs to be done world wide, God bless all human labor, God bless the I.L.W.U.

That’s a Win and we are Strong! We are not only still large in numbers but we are wise and we will move together! We have gotten stabbed in the back we have been lied to our faces and we have worked in good faith and we will draw the line and defend it!

We need to stick together against automation in 2028 new contract negotiations….if we have to go to strike so be it…. We the labor force are strong enough to win but we need to be united strong 😊🙏🏼💪🏼….ILWU STRONG

Tell that to the brown brothers

What happened to LA and Long Beach Oakland etc

Labor is what we sell

🏗️👊🏻👊🏻

Gov. Newsome screwed the west coast

that won’t stop automation. The companies have billions of dollars to invest.

Great news , now if we could only get the BC GOVERNMENT TO DO THIS ILWU 502 New Westminster bc

SB24 in California is the EXACT OPPOSITE 🙁 THANKS FOR NOTHiNG GAVIN NEWSOME

What if carriers decide to cut sailings into Seattle Tacoma due to lack of automation and route to other ports? That would be a disaster for union workers.

Not happening hear sadly

Mimi Lane (and others) You are spot on, EXACTLY correct. Getting public funding out of automation will delay it, but it won't stop it. The post/message from the ILA that this is hella "political fight" is shortsighted. Follow the $. Bigger ships mean bigger profits. So "5 high, 13 wide" is a thing of the past. The environmental damage is devastating, but getting these larger ships through the "new" Panama Canal is where the $ is. So that's where the industry went. Bigger ships, companies swallowing up other companies, are chopping into our numbers and "work opportunity" big time. If the government doesn't fund it, shipping companies will (and they'll still receive government "subsidies" for doing it). WE (East and West Coast Longshore) need to deal with the reality of automation. Every fucking non-union pos outfit in our ports needs to be ORGANIZED, or gtfo of OUR PORTS. The ILA and ILWU must think of ourselves as PORT WORKERS, with PORT JURISDICTION (not just the "ship and stringer"). That last "confinement" to "ship and stringer" is something that has been used on the West Coast, over and over, and over again for years. And the "Grand Master Move".... ORGANIZE! ILWU, IBT, ILA, united, working together. could organize every port, every port trucker, and every non-union supply chain link currently operating beyond our reach, especially in "right to work" states. This is the "war" we have to fight to survive. If you think labor is going to "win" playing "3-D" politics, please leave the movie theater. The movie you're watching is a fantasy. Remove your 3-D glasses, and focus on reality. Automation is coming, with or without politicians selling us out, funding it.

Awesome 👍😎