#international-longshoremens-association

#international-longshoremens-association

Dockworkers' strike over wages and automation could disrupt supply chains and contribute to inflation if prolonged.

The nationwide dockworkers' strike threatens significant economic disruption, impacting U.S. imports and raising concerns over potential price increases.

The dockworkers' strike ended before it could destabilize new home construction or increase prices.

A temporary agreement on wages avoided prolonged disruptions to the economy.

The dockworkers' strike was suspended to allow for contract negotiations, addressing concerns about potential shipping disruptions during the holiday season.

The AFL-CIO urges House Republicans to refrain from intervening in East Coast port contract negotiations, as a strike looms with significant labor implications.

The ILA ended a three-day port strike by negotiating a six-year deal on automation and wages, ensuring no automated terminals on the East or Gulf Coasts.

The International Longshoremen's Association strike stems from demands for higher pay and halting automation.

Short-term disruptions are managed, but prolonged strikes could severely impact the economy.

The impending port strike could lead to billions in losses and disrupt the U.S. supply chain significantly.

The longshoremen strike disrupts supply chains for essential goods along the East and Gulf coasts, impacting consumer availability.

The East and Gulf Coast ports strike ended after dock workers secured a 62% wage increase.