With contract vote looming on the east coast, Trump’s tariffs would place a heavy burden on dockworkers
Because of their crucial position in the global economy, dockworkers would be among the first to face layoffs and job cuts ...
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ILA Sets Date for Members to Vote on New Contract
The benefits outlined in the deal will apply retroactively going back to October 2024, and will remain in effect through September 2030.
ILA to vote on contract Feb. 25
The International Longshoremen’s Association’s wage scale committee unanimously approved the proposed agreement ahead of the ...
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ILA sends longshore contract to rank-and-file for approval
International Longshoremen’s Association members will vote Feb. 25 on a new six-year master contract with East and Gulf coast ...
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ILA's Wage Scale Committee unanimously approves USMX-ILA tentative Master Contract
All ILA members will receive details of the agreement approved by the ILA Wage Scale Committee at local meetings in the next ...
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New Rules for Containerized Cargo Start March 1
Starting March 1, 2025, ocean common carriers of containerized cargo are expected to file documented export strategies with ...
Jaxport officials, union leader anticipate soft hit from tariffs
Chief Commercial Officer Robert Peek explained why Jaxport may be able to navigate through the tariffs without taking too ...
As Trump challenges offshore wind industry, local workers are still getting jobs
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WPRI) — New offshore wind projects have been put on pause as part of an executive order from President Donald Trump, but the head of the the local longshoremen union said his ...
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Daybreak Feb. 11: Unfreeze funds, judge tells Trump administration
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately unfreeze funds, including Inflation Reduction Act and ...
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Trump tariffs see retailers boosting US container imports
Retailers will continue to bring shipments forward, elevating imports through major container gateways, according to the last ...
White House claims 65,000 federal workers have accepted buyout offers, as judge imposes temporary hold
The cuts are an unprecedented assault not just on federal workers, but the millions who depend on the vital services they perform, such as healthcare, environmental protection, and social support.