ILA Dock Strike

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John LeFevre on X Harold Daggett earned $728,000 last year from the ILA, plus $173,000 as President of a local union branch. H.jpg
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[DanaCos]

I've wondered this to myself if this all has to do with just an image thing. 77% over 6 years? Could it be that he is now raising the stakes because of automation?

This guy is living larger than his salary. I wonder how?

[jm481]

The shipping company CEOs are making 6M per year, the owners are making billions. This is a very similar situation to UPS in 2023 in so many ways. These companies are setting profit records in this contract, and pay and automation are the key strike issues. Daggett so far is backing up the militant talk by actually going on strike, which is what Sean O'Brien should have been doing in 2023.

[WTF891]

How's that automation thing going at UPS? The OZholes have a handle on it not to worry, nothing to see here.Some of us got a pay raise, some of us got laid off.

[Nickjamesups]

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[Magruder]

Hate to say it but I think this got settled so quickly because everyone was talking about the Daggetts's Salary, Mansions and Bentley, he didn't like the scutiny. I think it's only just begun.

[DanaCos]

They got 62%.

[Davis]

This Strike was over in no time with a 62% increase in pay. How long would a UPS strike have lasted. I'd say days not weeks.