Contract talks between the International Longshoremen’s Association and the U.S. Maritime Alliance ended on Dec. 6 after a disagreement over automation at terminals, leaving negotiations at a standstill without future talks scheduled.
December 13, 2017International Longshore and Warehouse Union
Business, Technology, Autonomous
Automated stacking cranes at the Port of Long Beach, Calif. (Tim Rue/Bloomberg News)
Talks Stall as Union, Terminal Operators Hit Roadblock Over Automation
Automated stacking cranes at the Port of Long Beach, Calif. (Tim Rue/Bloomberg News)
Business
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West Coast Ports, Longshoremen Ratify Contract Extension to 2022
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West Coast longshoremen at 29 ports in California, Oregon and Washington ratified a three-year contract extension with the Pacific Maritime Association on Aug. 4, the International Longshore and Warehouse Union announced.
August 7, 2017
Government
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ILWU Rank-and-File Vote Begins After Leaders Back Contract
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International Longshore and Warehouse Union leaders recommended approval of a tentative five-year contract, clearing the way for a vote by 20,000 rank-and-file dockworkers over the next month.
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