Garment exports face disruption following Bangladesh factory closures
Garment exports from Bangladesh are likely to face delays, or cancellation, with hundreds of factories ...
While contract negotiations between US west coast labour and marine terminals move at a snail’s pace, talks north of the border, in Canada, quickly came off the rails.
After a few sessions, barely two weeks after the start of talks, the International Warehouse & Longshoremen’s Union (ILWU) stepped back from discussions with the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) for a new contract at Canadian west coast ports, and asked the federal government in Ottawa for conciliation.
And the face-off is also ...
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