Court dismisses NYSA-ILA lawsuit against Waterfront Commission over hiring

JOC Port News Longshoreman Labor Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor

Court dismisses NYSA-ILA lawsuit against Waterfront Commission over hiring

| Aug 28, 2014 1:26PM EDT
A federal judge has dismissed an employer-union lawsuit challenging the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor’s new rules for hiring dockworkers in the Port of New York and New Jersey.
Port News›Longshoreman Labor›Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor
International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
Port of New York and New Jersey

You are only viewing part of this page, please log in below to view. If you do not have an account, please register for limited access or subscribe for unlimited access to JOC.com.

Port News›Longshoreman Labor›Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor
Port News›Longshoreman Labor›International Longshoremen’s Association
Port News›Longshoreman Labor›New York Shipping Association
Port News›US Ports›Port of New York and New Jersey
North America›United States›New Jersey
North America›United States›New York

More on JOC

Montreal longshore workers to begin another 96-hour strike Monday

Longshoreman Labor

JOC Uncharted: Latam logistics ripe for technological innovation

Logistics Technology Providers

APL Logistics emissions tool to help shippers navigate speed dilemma

Logistics Technology Providers

US LTL demand recovery continues into mid-summer

Old Dominion Freight Line

Container availability API heralds drayage integration promise in LA/LB

Port Data & Services
More News & Analysis