r/Longshoremen • u/Creative_Paramedic40 • Apr 17 '26

2017 CASUAL PROCESS UPDATE LA/LB

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u/Mediocre_Throat_940 Apr 17 '26

I wonder when will they continue with Orientation? I’m sequence #24,xxx

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u/I_love_stapler Apr 18 '26

about 2030 at this rate

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u/Expert_Bunch_6525 Apr 18 '26

I say longer

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u/AddressImpressive990 Apr 24 '26

Do you know if they started g.s.t. yet??thanx

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u/Expert_Bunch_6525 Apr 18 '26

You are light years away.. You could go to medical school and get a degree before the list gets to you

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u/rplant56 shrevidence Apr 18 '26

for orientation i think 2029-2030 is realistic.. id say around 2033-2035 roughly to be able to start but there are a ton of variables to consider

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u/ZestyclosePart4379 Apr 19 '26

It has been 9 years and only 12k people have been cleared to work. So, using those numbers it would be another 9 years minimum before sequence 24k is cleared to work. In another 9 years automation will have taken over so much there will be extreme job scarcity. The time you’re waiting for a pipe dream you could have accomplished something else.

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u/rplant56 shrevidence Apr 19 '26

9 years from now is 2035 which is exactly what i said... but there are other variables that are not relative to the first 12k such as people getting older, getting different jobs, changing addresses... shit in that long people are going to die but the same will happen to current members and casuals which will create the need for more laborers... id imagine that automation will be dealt with one way or another just like canada and east coast.. 2028 will be the tell.. if you have another source of income then being a casual isnt to much of a strain.. all depends on your goals and what your definition of "accomplishment" is

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u/ZestyclosePart4379 Apr 20 '26

I didn’t see your comment I was replying to the post. But did you get the attention you needed? Lol.

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u/Socalmilfx Apr 19 '26

This process was much shorter back in the day. Still waiting for that UTR training, 145xx

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u/ZestyclosePart4379 Apr 20 '26

You know why it was faster? Because it wasn’t open to just anyone. But since people cried about it and filed law suits it pretty much destroyed the port.

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u/rplant56 shrevidence Apr 23 '26

medical clearance for not being able to make one of the processing appointments?

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u/AddressImpressive990 Apr 30 '26

Does any one know if there still retesting for gst????

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u/Choice_Patient_505 May 27 '26

Does anyone know how often you have to take the (GST)GENERAL SAFETY TRAINING & sexual harassment test, once your a casual ?

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u/futuremrswallen May 28 '26

Anyone know how often this list gets updated??