Union calls more 'warning strikes' at German ports as talks restart
German trade union ver.di has called on its members to take part in ‘warning strikes’, ...
On 11 January 2015 the port of Hamburg will welcome the biggest container ship in the world: the 19,100teu CSCL Globe.
The event will not only give China Shipping Container Lines temporary bragging rights of operating the world’s biggest container vessel – at 400m it is a metre longer than Maersk’s Triple-Es and has around 760teu more nominal capacity – but mark an important milestone for the German hub port.
Speaking to The Loadstar last week, Ingo Egloff, chief executive of Port ...
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