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Metro-I.L.A. Funds website |
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The ILA is pleased to advise you of a website dedicated to the Metro-I.L.A. Funds for your use. Please click the link below. http://www.metro-ila.com/administration-a-staff.html A snapshot of what you will see there: Welcome to the home of the Metro-ILA Funds, which consist of: - The Metro-ILA Fringe Benefit Fund
- The Metro-ILA Pension Fund, and
- The Metro-ILA Individual Account Retirement Fund
About Us. The Metro-ILA Funds were established to administer benefits on behalf of Active and Retired workers covered under the Collective Bargaining Agreements between the Metropolitan Marine Maintenance Contractors’ Association, Inc. (“MMMCA”) and Union Locals 1804-1 (in New Jersey) and 1814 (in Brooklyn/Staten Island) of the International Longshoremen’s Association.
Our sole purpose is to serve all eligible Metro-ILA plan participants and their dependents by facilitating access to the wide menu of benefits that are afforded them. These benefits include: comprehensive Welfare Benefits, Fringe Benefits, and two types of retirement plans (Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution benefits).
The Trustees, Management, and Staff of the Funds hope that this website will be a valuable extension of the services we already provide our participants. |
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ILA Ratifies Contract Extension |
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The Journal of Commerce Online - News Story Joseph Bonney | Nov 18, 2009
Vote ensures labor peace at East, Gulf Coast ports for three more years International Longshoremen's Association members voted nearly 2-to-1 Tuesday to ratify a contract extension that promises labor peace in East and Gulf Coast ports through September 2012. |
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Obama Announces White House Jobs Summit |
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Longshoremen to Vote Tuesday Nov. 17 |
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Nov 9, 2009 Journal of Commerce Online - News Story Joseph Bonney Contract extension would cover East, Gulf Coast ports through 2012 International Longshoremen’s Association members are preparing to vote Nov. 17 in a closely watched referendum on a two-year contract extension that would provide East and Gulf Coast ports with labor peace through September 2012.
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Letter dated October 19, 2009 from President Hughes |
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Employer Group OKs Longshore Contract |
Joseph Bonney | Oct 23, 2009The Journal of Commerce Online - News Story Members of United States Maritime Alliance, representing Atlantic and Gulf waterfront employers, ratified a coastwide contract extension that International Longshoremen’s Association members will vote on in a Nov. 17 referendum. |
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NY-NJ Port Employers Seek Hiring Change |
Joseph Bonney | Oct 21, 2009The Journal of Commerce Online - News Story Crime-fighting agency controls size of work force A crime-fighting agency's restrictions on the size of the longshore workforce in the Port of New York and New Jersey are an "anachronism" that places the port at a competitive disadvantage, the president of the New York Shipping Association told a legislative committee. |
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NY-NJ Launches $10 Million Bridge Study |
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The Journal of Commerce Online - News Story Joseph Bonney | Oct 6, 2009 Official insists port authority has resolve to solve Bayonne span problem The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is spending $10 million to study solutions to the Bayonne Bridge’s ship-clearance problems as it seeks solutions to a key barrier to port’s growth, the agency’s top seaport official said. |
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Longshore Delegates OK Contract Extension |
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The Journal of Commerce Online - News Story Joseph Bonney | Sep 30, 200 Two-year extension goes to rank-and-file ILA members next month International Longshoremen's Association delegates voted overwhelmingly Wednesday for a two-year extension of the union contract covering 18,500 Atlantic and Gulf dockworkers. After two days of negotiations in Orlando, delegates representing 58 locals voted for the agreement, with nine locals opposed. The contract extension will be submitted to the union's members for ratification on Nov. 17, potentially extending a long period of labor peace at ports in the regions and quieting an uproar that has grown in the union over the contract talks.
ILA Master Contract Ratification Vote - Tuesday, November 17, 2009 |
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