The current contract extends from Oct. 1, 2018, through Sept. 30, 2024.
The ILA is now seeking $200 million for “massive damages” for the container carrier using non-bargaining employees to perform crane work, operate forklifts and move the containers onto chassis, the lawsuit said.
The sum was calculated from future estimates of lost work throughout the coast, according to the ILA source. That includes lost work opportunities, wages and benefits for members, as well as depriving the ILA of dues income
The ILA claims Hapag-Lloyd and USMX are liable for interfering with a contractual relationship, breach of contract and civil conspiracy for knowingly using the HLT and employees not covered under the USMX Master Contract.
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Florida places among the best in a new ranking of the best states in the country. See where the home of gators, Tom Brady, oranges and amazing beaches ranks. (Tiffany Razzano/Patch)
FLORIDA The timeless debate of which of the 50 states is the most popular, and where Florida ranks, continues with a recently conducted survey shedding new light on the subject.
Before we get to the ranking, let s reflect on all the great things our state has: The miles of beaches along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, the theme parks in Orlando, the wildlife preserved in the Everglades, a blending of many cultures into unique neighborhoods and foods, and the unique flavor of life in the Keys. Oh, and don t forget the Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Red Snapper thrives in Gulf waters. In a first-of-its-kind study, scientists across the Gulf Coasts found an estimated 110 million Red Snapper in the Gulf of Mexico, compared to previous federal estimates of 36 million.
“We can use some sophisticated management approaches that hopefully will give everyone more access to those fish,” said Dr. Greg Stunz, who led the study on the Great Red Snapper Count out of Texas A&M at Corpus Christi and the Harte Research Institute.
Dr. Stunz said his team of researchers worked countless hours over the course of three years counting the Gulf’s snapper population.
In a first-of-its-kind study, scientists across the Gulf Coasts found an estimated 110 million Red Snapper in the Gulf of Mexico, compared to previous federal estimates of 36 million.