Contract talks for 250 security workers at LA-area ports continue past Wednesday deadline
Key points
- Contract talks for 250 security workers continued past a Wednesday evening deadline
- The deadline had earlier been moved from Sunday to Wednesday
- Terminals handle over half of the two ports' combined cargo, per the PMA
Contract negotiations for 250 security workers at the busiest US seaports continued past a Wednesday evening deadline, Bloomberg Law reported. An earlier deadline had raised the threat of a strike affecting terminals at the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles. ILWU Local 26 represents the watchmen, at terminals handling over half of the ports' combined cargo, per the PMA.
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