Container terminal operators are asking for federal mediators to intervene in labor contract negotiations with the longshoremen's union. Click here for the full story
Monday, December 29, 2014
Federal mediators asked to intervene in port dispute - AgMinute for December 24, 2014
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Curtailed negotiations may prolong port congestion - AgMinute for November 25, 2014
Curtailed negotiations between the longshoremen's union and container terminal operators may prolong congestion at West Coast ports, impeding exports of farm products. Click here for the full story
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
President could act in event of port shutdown - AgMinute for November 11, 2014
If the escalating dispute between longshoremen and container terminal operators leads to a shutdown of West Coast ports, the federal government has the power to temporarily re-open them. Click here for the full story
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Monday, November 10, 2014
Container slowdown spreads to California ports - AgMinute for November 7, 2014
Shipments of perishable crops are getting bogged down by major congestion at Northwest ports due to a labor contract dispute between the longshoremen’s union and container terminal operators. Click here for the full story
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
Judge orders barge picketing to cease - AgMinute for October 17, 2013
The longshoremen's union has been ordered to stop picketing neutral grain barges on the Columbia and Snake rivers. A federal judge found that the union was unlawfully trying to involve the barge company in its dispute with grain handlers. Click here for the full story
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