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The ongoing dock workers strike has entered its third day, affecting ports along the East and Gulf Coasts, including critical hubs in Newark. Dockworkers, represented by the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA), are standing firm on their demands, particularly pushing for a ban on port automation, which they argue threatens thousands of jobs. Meanwhile, the strike is having a ripple effect on the supply chain, raising concerns as the holiday season approaches and hurricane recovery efforts continue in full force.

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Dockworkers in Newark are speaking out on this. . .

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In response to the impending threat of Hurricane Beryl, a Category 5 hurricane, the Global Empowerment Mission (GEM) based in Doral, Florida, is mobilizing extensive hurricane relief efforts to aid the Caribbean islands. Led by Michael Capponi, GEM is preparing to send 2,000 pre-packaged pallets of essential supplies to Jamaica by air and sea.

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Capponi emphasized the urgency and importance of the mission, highlighting that their volunteers are already on the ground in various Caribbean islands, assessing the immediate needs of the local populations. The initial focus of. . .

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Dock Workers Strike Enters Third Day as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Calls for Action

Global Empowerment Mission Sends Hurricane Relief Supplies to the Caribbean

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