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Potential Longshoremen Strike

Sector: Seaport • Location: United States

Source: Spectrum News

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Longshoremen across the U.S. East and Gulf coasts are preparing for a potential strike starting October 1, 2024, as negotiations for a new contract have stalled. The strike could affect 36 ports that handle about half of the nation's cargo from ships, with the Georgia Ports Authority CEO expressing hope that the shutdown would last only a few days.

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The project “Potential Longshoremen Strike” is an infrastructure initiative in the Seaport sector, located in United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Spectrum News.

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Longshoremen across the U.S. East and Gulf coasts are preparing for a potential strike starting October 1, 2024, as negotiations for a new contract have stalled. The strike could affect 36 ports that handle about half of the nation's cargo from ships, with the Georgia Ports Authority CEO expressing hope that the shutdown would last only a few days.

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