#dockworkers

#dockworkers

Upcoming contract talks may influence automation pace at East and Gulf Coast ports, impacting 45,000 dockworkers' jobs.

The union suspended the strike to negotiate a new contract, highlighting the importance of worker agreements during peak shopping seasons.

The dockworkers' strike was suspended after a tentative agreement provided a 62% wage increase over six years, addressing their demands for better pay.

The dockworkers' strike highlights significant tensions over wages and automation in port operations, driven by the expired union contract and stalled negotiations.

Dockworkers suspend strike to negotiate a new contract, averting significant supply chain disruptions and potential price increases.

Dockworkers have temporarily suspended a strike until Jan. 15 to negotiate a new contract, restoring immediate operations at affected ports.

Dockworkers and port operators reached a tentative agreement ending a strike, reflecting ongoing wage negotiations and economic implications for trade.

Dockworkers' union temporarily suspends strike to negotiate a new contract.

The agreement allows operations to resume while wage discussions continue.

Dockworkers are leveraging the impact of Hurricane Helene to strengthen their strike and negotiations during a critical supply chain crisis.

The Montreal dockworkers' union ended a strike but indicated potential for future job action due to stalled negotiations.