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Port Tampa Bay workers join national strike

October 2, 2024 - Dozens of longshoremen left their jobs at Port Tampa Bay and joined the picket line Tuesday. The International Longshoreman’s Association sought a 75% raise and to limit the use of automated machinery in a new six-year contract. The U.S. Maritime Alliance rebuffed those demands, and a nationwide strike ensued. In a news release, the Florida Ports Council said it has a "genuine concern about getting much-needed supplies to storm-ravaged communities” throughout the state and Eastern seaboard.

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