October 01, 2026
A United Food & Commercial Workers local has urged a Maryland federal judge to toss a former Port of Baltimore worker's lawsuit challenging his termination, saying the amended claims in the case still fail to adequately allege the union breached its own duty of representation.
September 17, 2026
A former Port of Baltimore employee urged a Maryland federal judge to reject a United Food & Commercial Workers local's bid to escape his lawsuit challenging his termination, arguing that his amended complaint cures claims the allegations made against the union were "misplaced."
August 24, 2026
A former Port of Baltimore employee unnecessarily included his union in his recent court challenge to his December firing, the United Food & Commercial Workers local that represented him told a Maryland federal judge, asking her to drop the union as a defendant.
May 27, 2026
A union-represented worker lost his job at the Port of Baltimore because he complained about his supervisor performing work designated for union members, the worker alleged in a lawsuit against his employer and union in Maryland federal court.