West Coast Port Talks Break Without Settlement

February 20, 2015

Shipping executives and union leaders for dockworkers at West Coast ports ended a third day of contract talks presided over by the U.S. labor secretary late on Thursday without reaching a settlement, but planned to meet again on Friday, a source close to the situation told Reuters.

Labor Secretary Tom Perez joined the talks in San Francisco at the behest of President Barack Obama, who has come under growing political pressure to intervene in a dispute that has led to months of costly disruptions in cargo traffic at the ports, reverberating through the trans-Pacific commercial supply chain. (Reporting by Sarah McBride

Logistics News

Suburban Propane President & CEO Honored with Dual Awards

Suburban Propane President & CEO Honored with Dual Awards

Chinese Sanctions on Hanwha Put $150B South Korea-US Shipbuilding Plan at Risk

Chinese Sanctions on Hanwha Put $150B South Korea-US Shipbuilding Plan at Risk

New Stena Line Vessel to Set Sail for Home Port

New Stena Line Vessel to Set Sail for Home Port

SC Ports Records Strong Growth in Q1 of FY26

SC Ports Records Strong Growth in Q1 of FY26

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

Maguire: Energy transition to divide manufacturers on both sides of the Atlantic
Ivory Coast President Ouattara hopes to ride the economic boom into a fourth term
Bolt CEO: EU must focus more on self-driving cars to keep up with competitors