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Workers Protest Postal Privatization At Staples In SF-ILWU Local 10 Joins Action

Workers Protest Postal Privatization At Staples In SF
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAeg7soJ7NM&feature=
US Postal workers and opponents of privatization rallied around the
country and in San Francisco on April 24, 3014 against the
privatization of the post office and Staples.
For additional video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBbf90dZRxA

Trouble On The Waterfront: Is the mob moving in on the ILWU? 1974 Conflict

Trouble On The Waterfront: Is the mob moving in on the ILWU?1974 Conflict
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TROUBLE ON THE WATERFRONT: Is the mob moving in on the ILWU?

By Bob Levering

"Harry Bridges definitely wants to end the ILWU," explains an official of the ILWU (International Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union). His thing now is that it was born with him and it will die with him."

Reg Theriault dies - ILWU Local 10 longshoreman, author of books on work

Reg Theriault dies - ILWU Local 10 longshoreman, author of books on work
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Reg-Theriault-dies-longshoreman-au...
Carl Nolte
Published 5:11 pm, Friday, February 28, 2014


Longshoreman Reg Theriault's 1995 book earned lots of praise. Photo: Courtesy Of The Family

ILWU Local 10 members Boycott of South African Cargo In Solidarity With South African Workers

ILWU Local 10 members Boycott of South African Cargo In Solidarity With South African Workers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzPSaua4ovo&feature=youtu.be
In 1984, ILWU Local 10 members in San Francisco refused to handle South African cargo on he Nedlloyd Kimberly ship at pier 80 in the port. This was the most important direct labor action in the United States in solidarity with the South African workers and the fight against apartheid.
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An unfortunate thing happened at the port... ILWU Local 10 Officials Help To Break Oakland Port Truckers Picket Line With Police Support

An unfortunate thing happened at the port... ILWU Local 10 Officials Help To Break Port Truckers Picket Line With Police Support
An unfortunate thing happened at the port...
From: Robbie Donohoe
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2013 11:23 PM

Yesterday at the port, around 200 port truckers took to the port with a hundred or so supporters in order to strike their workplace. They set up pickets at the terminals. The police responded fairly swiftly and forcefully pushed the pickets on to the sidewalk.

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