Labor Museum Director Backs ILA President Harold Daggett
The director of the American Labor Museum has defended ILA President Harold Daggett against criticism, highlighting his efforts to protect union members from job displacement due to automation.
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Angelica Santomauro, director of the American Labor Museum, defended International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) President Harold Daggett and the union in a letter dated Oct. 18, 2024. Her remarks responded to criticism published by nj.com.
Santomauro praised Daggett's dedication, stating he works "endless hours, spending many days and weeks away from his family, and loses sleep about automation replacing his members." She added that Daggett earns his salary by working hard for ILA rank-and-file members. The museum is in North Bergen, New Jersey.
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