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Hanjin goes back to Portland

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A temporary halt has been called to the rather absurd dispute in Portland over two jobs. Hanjin Shipping, which said it wouldn’t call at the port until the argument was resolved, is to return on Saturday. Hapag-Lloyd has also resumed its weekly service. But the union battle continues.

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