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Associated Marine Workers Union of New York
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The Associated Marine Workers Union of New York or Marine Workers Affiliation of the Port of New York was an affiliation of seven separate unions within the New York City port. It was used to coordinate together within the port for strikes and other activity for a better bargaining position.
NY Pier 74 on May 5, 1921, during the US Maritime Strike of 1921
NY Pier 74 on May 5, 1921, during the US Maritime Strike of 1921
Image: Union Tree, The Marine Workers Affiliation of the Port of New York
Image: Union Tree, The Marine Workers Affiliation of the Port of New York
Image: Occupation, The Marine Workers Affiliation of the Port of New York
Image: Occupation, The Marine Workers Affiliation of the Port of New York
Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association
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The Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association (MEBA) is the oldest maritime trade union in the United States still currently in existence, established in 1875. MEBA primarily represents licensed mariners, especially deck and engine officers working in the United States Merchant Marine aboard US-flagged vessels. It is a member union of the AFL–CIO.
World's Fair Association No. 6 letterhead of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association, St. Louis, Missouri in 1901
World's Fair Association No. 6 letterhead of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association, St. Louis, Missouri in 1901
Colleges like the California Maritime Academy train engineering cadets in engine rooms who may seek to join MEBA after graduating.
Colleges like the California Maritime Academy train engineering cadets in engine rooms who may seek to join MEBA after graduating.