The big question: what is the future for the global port labour force?

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20 December 2024

There was brief period of hope for US importers in early October, after a three-day stoppage in US east and Gulf coast ports came to an end thanks to a “tentative agreement” on renumeration.

Any prospect that that optimism would lead to a comprehensive new master ...

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