ILWU’s supervisor unionizing push expands

JOC Port News Longshoreman Labor International Longshore and Warehouse Union

ILWU’s supervisor unionizing push expands

| Oct 05, 2017 12:07PM EDT
BCOs will experience new dynamics that could affect cargo-handling at terminals where supervisors are organized by the ILWU.
Port News›Longshoreman Labor›International Longshore and Warehouse Union
APL
Terminal Operators
Port of Los Angeles

More International Longshore and Warehouse Union News & Analysis

ILWU local returns to work at Seattle terminal for night shift
Port News›Longshoreman Labor›International Longshore and Warehouse Union
Maritime News›Container Lines›APL
Port News›Terminal Operators
Port News›US Ports›Port of Los Angeles

More on JOC

NY-NJ port hires 650 as volume grows
Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor
XPO on growth track despite big customer loss
XPO Logistics
Saudi ban spoils outlook for Brazil chicken exports
International Trade Policy
DSV bid reveals Panalpina shareholder divide
Panalpina
Vancouver port launches rail upgrades amid delays
Port of Vancouver
Service integrations offer new trade compliance options
Technology
New Canaveral crane recovers fallen rockets
Port Canaveral
More News & Analysis

Webcasts

2019 Breakbulk and Heavy-Lift Outlook
Jan 31, 2019 11:00AM EST
2019 Container Shipping Outlook
Feb 21, 2019 10:00AM EST
TPM 2019: What We Learned
Mar 14, 2019 2:00PM EDT
More Webcasts

White Papers

Biggest, Fastest, Savings for Global Supply Chains
INLAND PORTS: Relief from trucking challenges
Supply Chain & Logistics Intelligence in the Age of AI, IoT and Blockchain
More Whitepapers

Podcasts

2018 Annual Review & Outlook: Rail Perspective
Emergency Management at Corpus Christi
East Coast Supporting Investment By Long Beach
More Podcasts

Port News