Senate confirms former longshoreman as FMC commissioner

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Senate confirms former longshoreman as FMC commissioner

JOC Staff | Feb 10, 2022 3:23PM EST
The US Senate on Thursday voted to confirm former longshoreman Max Vekich to the Federal Maritime Commission as the agency considers further detention and demurrage rulemaking.
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