Maritime Union of Australia voices support for US dockworkers 'at war'
National secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) Paddy Crumlin, who is also international ...
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As with many other industries, cheap labour was a key advantage for Chinese port operators as they expanded operations rapidly over the past two decades to keep with surging container export volumes. And, also as with other industries that, pool of cheap has ben shrinking at an alarming rate over the past few years, especially in its business capital of Shanghai. In preparation of a worker-scare future, Shanghai today opened its first fully automated box facility, representing the fourth phase of development at its giant offshore Yangshan container complex. Here are some stunning photos of the new facility from China Daily.
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