Irish Ferries and P&O share space to cut cargo delays on Dover-Calais
Ferry operators P&O and Irish Ferries have entered into a pseudo shipping alliance in an ...
More than 100 workers at Amazon’s Rugeley fulfilment centre in the West Midlands, UK, are set to take industrial action, while 1,000 of their colleagues in Coventry are also striking. The GMB Union said 86% of those that voted in the Rugeley strike ballot backed the plan. This comes five years after the fulfilment centre was branded as “one of the most dangerous places to work in Britain” by the union. Between 2015-2018, Rugeley had 115 ambulance callouts for incidents ranging from electric shock to major trauma. Strike dates are now being planned at Rugeley. The GMB told The Loadstar it believes the Coventry strike alone will cost Amazon more than £2m.
Canadian government invokes 'red tape rule' to prevent rail strike
Carriers juggling capacity and port congestion 'taking us back to the dark days'
'Liner panic' as new container production hits a post-Covid peak
Vessel juggling leaves ocean alliances short of Asia-Europe capacity
E-retailer demand surge to drive extended boom in trans-Pacific air freight market
East-west freight rates continue rise; even transatlantic edges up
More checks and delays at Nhava Sheva after latest seizure of goods from China
California staff launch class action against Ceva over 'breaches of Labor Code'
Comment on this article