What to know about the upcoming ILA port strike - FreightWaves
WEB1 day ago · The threat of an ILA strike comes as the union and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) negotiate for a new master contract agreement. The USMX represents employers of the East and Gulf Coast longshore industry, and the master contract guides subsequent local agreements at 14 East and Gulf Coast ports.
ILA USMX Update - Maersk
WEB4 days ago · USMX is regularly sharing negotiation updates on its website. A potential ILA labor disruption will have impacts on supply chains, leading to delays in cargo movement, increased costs, and logistical challenges for businesses …
Here's a live ticker on the ILA and USMX negotiations in the ...
WEBThe port strikes announced by the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance, Ltd. (USMX) at the U.S. East Coast and Gulf ports have not yet been confirmed. Negotiations on a new contract run until 30 September 2024.
WEBUPDATE ON STATUS OF USMX-ILA NEGOTIATIONS. LYNDHURST, NJ (SEPTEMBER 23, 2024) – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. “Despite additional attempts by USMX to engage with the ILA and resume bargaining, we have been unable to schedule a meeting to continue negotiations on a new Master Contract.
Clock ticks down towards a port strike with little hope it ...
WEB2 days ago · There are few signs that a deal could be reached by the deadline set by the ILA and the United States Maritime Alliance, which uses the acronym USMX. ... The USMX has offered upwards of 40% in ...
USMX-ILA Negotiations Updates
WEBAug 30, 2024 · Since 1977, USMX and its predecessor organizations have successfully negotiated 10 new contracts with the ILA without a coast‐wide work stoppage.
ILA Opens Wage Scale Meetings Reviewing Contract Demands for ...
WEBSep 4, 2024 · The current six-year Master Contract Agreement with USMX expires in 27 days. The 250 ILA Wage Scale delegates heard a report from International President Harold J. Daggett who exposed the billion-dollar profits made in recent years by the companies who employ the majority of the union’s 85,000 members.