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Fred Pecker: passionate “rebel with a cause” led Local 6 through successful organizing campaigns

by admin | Mar 6, 2019 | Featured, February 2019 Dispatcher, Remembering Our History

Fred Pecker, who led Local 6 members through difficult times by helping workers organize, win strikes and fight for immigrant rights, passed on December 20, 2018, following a battle with pancreatic cancer. Challenging times Pecker joined the ILWU in 1985 after getting...

30 ILWU members attend 8th annual ‘Women Build Nations’ conference in Seattle

by admin | Mar 4, 2019 | February 2019 Dispatcher

A record number of rank and- file women attended last year’s “Women Build Nations” conference in Seattle on October 12-14. The annual event aims to support women who are already working or training to become members of 14 different building trade unions that operate...
Keith Shanklin: Local 34’s  first African-American  president

Keith Shanklin: Local 34’s first African-American president

by admin | Mar 4, 2019 | Featured, February 2019 Dispatcher, Uncategorized

Sitting in his office, newly elected ILWU Local 34 President Keith Shanklin recalls the first time that he saw the working waterfront. “I remember going to an amusement park in Long Beach called the Pike which had a view of the Port,” Shanklin said. He remembered...
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