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ILWU declares that it will not work Russian Cargo in Solidarity with the People of Ukraine
Attention Members:
Please click to read the ILWU Coast Committee memo declaring that, in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the ILWU will not work Russian cargo in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
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Welcome and Congratulations – 26 New Marine Clerks at ILWU Local 63
At the Thursday, March 3rd Membership Meeting convened at the Warner Grand Theater in San Pedro, Local 63 Vice President Danny Vilicich, along with Secretary Joe Mascola, swore-in 26 new members of Local 63.
To our newest members, welcome and congratulations!
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Local 63’s March 2022 Monthly Bulletin
Attention Members:
Click to view Local 63’s March 2022 Bulletin.
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Local 63 Re-Run Election Results
Attention Members:
Please click to see Local 63’s January 20, 2022 Re-Run Election Results.
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Joint Coast Labor Relations Committee Agrees to Revised Travel Restrictions
Attention Members:
The Joint Coast Labor Relations Committee has agreed to revised Industry Travel Restrictions. Essentially, the new agreement means that Marine Clerks and Longshoremen may now travel within their respective areas (for Southern California Marine Clerks and Longshoremen, for example, that means travel is now authorized between the Ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach, Port Hueneme, and San Diego, but NOT yet authorized to Northern California, Washington/Puget Sound, and Oregon/Columbia River).
Click to read CLRC Minutes here.
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ILWU Local 63 President interviewed for CNBC news piece on current supply chain issues
ILWU Local 63 President Mike Podue’s 20-minute interview on CNBC got chopped to 20 seconds, but he made sure to set the record straight. The ILWU workforce is not to be blamed for “worker shortages.” We are working!
Overall, a good educational piece for the public on supply chain logistics.