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if you made $100k on the docks today, by 2030 you should make $162k. this is an excellent win for them.
That's a big fucking if considering dock workers can make a hell of a lot less than that. In fact, the top rate is only a little over $80,000 a year.
If you work a ton of overtime, you can earn over $100,000. The average pay is a bit over $50,000.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-much-do-dock-workers-make-longshoreman-salary/
OK.
point wasn't what you start with. point is what you end with.
don't like base pay? strike again.
Yes. That's exactly what I hope they do in January.
Longshoreman overtime is ass-backwards though. They clock crazy high OT and do shit like sleep on the clock and they get any shifts outside normal business hours counted as OT. The average pay is well over $100k iirc
They're also super insular and basically the only way to get a job with them is to be a family member of someone who's retiring.
I like unions but the ILA is basically a front for the mob. Their leader literally got involved in a ton of RICO charges that didn't stick because a key witness mysteriously turned up dead in a trunk.
Also part of the reason they're so insistent on paper records and refusing automation is so they can traffick humans, illegal goods, and steal stuff.