Longshoremen east coast strike by Oct 1?

Why isn't this claimable?

Can anyone propose resolution?

https://www.facebook.com/100064642245982/posts/pfbid0maSPUiLwoQ2a6rzxRy5Q8Ap9rNEq7qu2NEs9DgYkx8orQ7KmU73P2JtLyQWPtrNNl/?app=fbl official announcement from ILA Facebook page

From the ILA web site: "ILA’s 'Big Jack' Pennington Writes Searing Essay about Threat of Automation; ILA International President Daggett Applauds Response: 'You Just Explained it the Best Way Anybody Could.'" Posted September 30, 2024 https://ilaunion.org/ilas-big-jack-pennington-writes-searing-essay-about-threat-of-automation-ila-international-president-daggett-applauds-response-you-just-explained-it-the-best-way/

"In addition, the shippers are gouging their customers that result in increased costs to American consumers. They are now charging $30,000 for a full container, a whopping increase from $6,000 per container just a few weeks ago. In just a short time, they went from 6K, to 18K, then 24K and now $30,000. It’s unheard of and they are doubling their $30,000 fee stuffing the same container from multiple shippers. They are killing the customers.”The ILA will continue to update the media as information becomes available. The ILA will not engage in one-on-one interviews today, Monday, September 30, 2024." https://ilaunion.org/ila-update-monday-september-30-2024-at-11-am/

CNBC reports the offer was, "50% over six years." https://www.cnbc.com/2024/09/30/ports-strike-truckers-rails-billions-in-cargo-shutdown.html Seems like workers have had enough of this stringing along. 50% over six years while cost of living increases 25%. Front line workers engage directly with these realities every day.

USMX just offered 50% wage increases, triple the current retirement contributions and language regarding automation. This baby could very well settle no.

I'd be incredibly surprised if this doesn't happen. Feel free to buy up no all you want. There's plenty of demand.

Read an article says strike starts at midnight. That’s after 11:59 pm 🤪

strike starts on TUESDAY, thats october fools

Any updates on this one :)?

Montreal doesnt count right? “This market will resolve to "Yes" if the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) or its leadership declares or announces a strike affecting any US East Coast or Gulf Coast port” https://montreal.citynews.ca/2024/09/27/port-montreal-union-files-72-hour-strike-notice/amp/

" William Doyle, Former Fed Maritime Commissioner & Exec Director Port of Baltimore talk Port Strike " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGdAp5o9ChE solid fresh break down video imo

They're not going to let the ports shut down 40 days before the election. No way.

Biden admin. will neither step in, nor allow Julie Su to get in the way of union demands - strike will happen

strike!!

The damages by this strike would be enormous. This is a game of chicken, they're not going to go through with the strike. That said, they may make the announcement without actually going through with it. Frankly, the deal offered by USMX is perfectly reasonable. They are just being hard asses and playing a high stakes negotiation game. There will be an agreement reached.

Typo in the market name lmfao

There is no way that this doesn't go down.

RE-ELECT FRANK SOBOTKA

Love to break the strike if they ask nicely

No way this will happen in the next 10 days