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Impending January Port Strike: How Supply Chains Might Be Affected

1 month ago

As the New Year approaches, the possibility of a strike at crucial US ports looms large. This potential work stoppage, scheduled to kick off in January, could considerably disrupt supply chains already under strain. The International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) has issued a notice signaling the strong potential for labor action at several major ports, including those on the West Coast.

Ongoing Labor Dispute Disrupts Operations at Canadian Ports

2 months ago

In a significant development affecting supply chains across North America, the labor dispute at multiple Canadian ports has escalated, prompting widespread concern among stakeholders. The situation has emerged as workers at the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) have orchestrated strikes that threaten to impede cargo operations, potentially leading to delays in the import and export of goods.

Montreal Port Operations On Hold as Terminal Shutdown Looms Amid Strike Threats

3 months ago

The busy Montreal port will be substantially disrupted next week, with two major terminals scheduled to close up in the face of an escalating labour dispute. It comes as port authorities wrangle with the growing threat of a strike that could badly affect operations and trade flow through one of North America's key maritime hubs.