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0:25-cv-60995
Florida Southern
Labor: Labor/Mgt. Relations
Melissa Damian
A Miami longshoreman can proceed with part of his lawsuit alleging that his union retaliated against him after he repeatedly reported a co-worker for insubordination, a Florida federal judge has ruled, finding that there is enough evidence in the record to allow certain claims to survive.
A Miami longshoreman lacks support for a complaint accusing his union of turning against him after he repeatedly reported a co-worker for insubordination, the union told a Florida federal judge, saying the longshoreman's claims of breach of the duty of fair representation and infliction of emotional distress are thin.
An International Longshoremen's Association member in Miami sought an order blocking the union from retaliating against him, telling a Florida federal judge that the union is "weaponizing" the grievance process because he backed an opposing slate in internal officer elections.