- A
dockworker (also
called a longs****man,
stevedore, or docker) is a
waterfront manual laborer who
loads and
unloads ships. As a
result of the intermodal...
- The
stevedore knot is a
stopper knot,
often tied near the end of a rope. It is more
bulky and less
prone to
jamming than the
closely related figure-eight...
-
Stevedore operations were
established by the
United States Army to
provide movement of
supplies through ports in
support of the
American Expeditionary...
-
Patrick Stevedores Operations No 2 Pty Ltd v
Maritime Union of
Australia [1998] HCA 30 is an
Australian labour law case in the High
Court which culminated...
- theory, the
stevedore knot is one of
three prime knots with
crossing number six, the
others being the 62 knot and the 63 knot. The
stevedore knot is listed...
-
introducing many new
characters to the cast,
which include the
working stevedores and
their families as well as the
criminal organization that controls...
- and
general cargo. It was
launched in 2006 as a
subsidiary of
Russian stevedoring holding DeloPorts. The
terminal “Kombinat Stroikomplekt” (since April...
-
Washington v. ****ociation of
Stevedores, 435 U.S. 734 (1978) was a
Supreme Court case in
which the
court held that the
State of Washington's
business and...
-
Coast of Australia. By 1925 it was
operating as both a
shipping line and
stevedore,
gradually expanding interstate. The
shipping operations were sold to...
- his
mother and
three older sisters, Mary, Joanna, and Margaret, as a
stevedore on the
Boston docks. In the 1880s, with
money he had
saved from his modest...
