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Oversight, transparency, and accountability are priorities at Secretary-Treasurers conference

Oversight, transparency, and accountability are priorities at Secretary-Treasurers conference

by admin | Jun 5, 2019 | Featured, May 2019 Dispatcher

A record 83 ILWU members, officers, and staff who oversee local finances attended the Secretary-Treasurers Conference in Seattle on May 19-24. The five-day training used a combination of interactive exercises and presentations from experts to help participants...
Anchor Steam workers vote overwhelmingly to join ILWU

Anchor Steam workers vote overwhelmingly to join ILWU

by admin | Apr 17, 2019 | Featured, March 2019 Dispatcher, Solidarity

On March 13, production workers at San Francisco’s Anchor Steam brewery made history by voting to join the ILWU – becoming one of the first craft breweries to go union. The margin was 31-16 but the numbers increased two days later when service workers at the Anchor...

IBU members & communities mobilize to save Alaska’s Marine Highway System

by admin | Apr 16, 2019 | Featured, Helping Our Community, March 2019 Dispatcher

When the critical public ferries operated by Alaska’s Marine Highway System (AMHS) came under attack this year, the Inlandboatmen’s Union (IBU) – the ILWU’s Marine Division – mobilized with community residents to fight back. The crisis came in mid-February when Alaska...
Newest automation plan hits a nerve with LA Port communities

Newest automation plan hits a nerve with LA Port communities

by admin | Apr 16, 2019 | Featured, Fighting for Good Jobs, March 2019 Dispatcher

Being one of the nation’s largest and most efficient ports has long been a source of pride, good jobs, and prosperity for working-class communities surrounding the mega-port complex of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Despite hard work that set cargo-handling records for...
Anchor workers organize at craft brewery

Anchor workers organize at craft brewery

by admin | Mar 12, 2019 | Featured, February 2018 Dispatcher

Workers who make one of the nation’s best-known craft beers – Anchor Steam – are organizing to join the ILWU. Their grassroots, home-grown campaign is filled with energy and attracting national headlines because craft brews are hot, profitable and popular with young...

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...
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