William, Scriber, (left), Port of Oswego Authority (POA) executive director and CEO, announced that the Port has just concluded negotiations with the International Longshoreman’s Association (ILA) and signed a contract that is in effect through Dec. 2028. Dan Hibbert, (right),president, ILA Local 1570A, said: “We look forward to our ongoing, positive relationship with the Port, and take great pride in our role in helping it grow and prosper.”
OSWEGO, NY –William, Scriber, Port of Oswego Authority (POA) executive director and CEO, announced that the Port has just concluded negotiations with the International Longshoreman’s Association (ILA) and signed a contract that is in effect through Dec. 2028.
“Signing this contract concludes positive negotiations between the Port and ILA and we are happy to have such a dedicated group of workers here at the Port working toward our mutual success,” Scriber said. “
Dan Hibbert, president, ILA Local 1570A, said: “We look forward to our ongoing, constructive relationship with the Port, and take great pride in our role in helping it grow and prosper.”
The Port was recognized in 2023 by a U.S./Canadian research study showing that the Port of Oswego Authority makes a $513 million impact on the local and regional economy and supported 2, 229 jobs by its maritime activity. During this time, the port generated $201.2 million in wages, salaries, and local consumption expenditures for the regional economy.
The Port of Oswego’s strategic location at the crossroads of the Northeastern North American shipping market, puts them less than 350 miles from 60 million people. For more information, visit www.portoswego.com, or find them on Facebook under Port of Oswego Authority.
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