Port workers' strike enters third day, disrupting transatlantic freight
Container ships are queuing offshore as negotiations over pay and automation remain deadlocked.
By SKAAH Media Webdesk, Newsroom
· 2 min read
A strike by port workers entered its third day on Friday, with dozens of container ships waiting offshore and retailers warning of delays ahead of the holiday season.
Unions are seeking higher wages and guarantees over the introduction of automated cranes. Port operators say automation is essential to remain competitive.
Federal mediators have invited both sides to resume talks over the weekend.
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