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News / Trucking firm clash with drivers' union heats up and spreads into LA port

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A confrontation between truck drivers and Universal Logistics, one of the largest trucking firms in southern California, has spilled into the port of Los Angeles.

On Monday, drivers started a strike, picketing a truck yard of Universal Logistics subsidiary Southern Counties Express in Compton, demanding the ...

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  • Don Starr

    April 15, 2021 at 11:33 pm

    The White House and local city council members need to step in before this boils over to continue to ruin the local economy.
    Please people.

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