longshoreman

More than 500 longshoremen work here on any given day.

I had to work down in that hold with five longshoremen.

In another moment, they came to a stop beside a group of longshoremen.

And as I said, the longshoremen who came out to talk to us were amazing.

My father worked two jobs - at the post office and as a longshoreman.

Longshoremen often worked only a day or less per week as a consequence.

After that, he'd never been able to get employment as a longshoreman.

At that time there were more than 16,000 longshoremen in the port.

According to her latest research, Annie's father was a longshoreman.

The longshoremen all looked forward to their Saturday night drunk.

After the divorce the children lived with their father, Bob, a longshoreman.

Some 400 longshoremen and other pier workers will lose their jobs.

Union officials said the longshoremen were working more slowly because of safety concerns.

Before long the full force of longshoremen returned to the docks.

It's possible that he'll be a sailor or a longshoreman.

He was smoking a cigarette and talking to a longshoreman.

The longshoreman turned on the balls of his feet to demonstrate.

They view the longshoremen as having earned this compensation level.

A longshoreman was looking up angrily at him from the counter.

She was married to a longshoreman who treated her badly.

Only about 5,500 longshoremen work on the wharves today, down from 39,000 in 1955.

In 1946, an argument among a group of men on the docks left one longshoreman dead.

So why did I think he was a longshoreman?

He said the union was being more cautious about safety because five longshoremen died on the job over the past year.

In fact, for the longshoremen, globalization has been nothing but a blessing.