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Labour relations on the US west coast appear to have entered a new era of cooperation between management and unions, according to speakers at last week’s Transpacific Maritime (TPM) conference in Long Beach.
The considerable fury of shippers who blamed the International Longshoremen and Warehouse Union (ILWU) for the crippling port congestion that impeded much of the country’s container supply chains, has largely dissipated – particularly where unions have been put in a position where they can explain themselves to shippers.
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Steve Johnson
March 11, 2016 at 1:18 pmThe union has everything to gain and nothing to lose by “cooperating” now that they got what they wanted. WE’ll see how the game is played when the next round of negotiations come up. I’ll bet my next paycheck they’ll cause the same problems all over again.