A US dockworkers’ union and their employer group will meet in New Jersey on Tuesday with just over a week to hammer out a deal on a new labor contract or risk halting roughly half of all the country’s container volumes.
A strike that would shut every major US East and Gulf coast port is all but certain if the two sides can’t clear the highest hurdles before a Jan. 15 deadline — or agree on another extension.
In early October, the International Longshoremen’s Association reached a tentative deal with ocean carriers and terminal operators on a 62% wage increase ...
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