Strike averted, for now, at East Coast ports

NEW YORK — A deal has been struck that for now averts a strike by 14,500 longshoremen at major ports on the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico. A federal mediator announced Friday that an expired contract for workers in the International Association of Longshoremen would be extended for another 30 days while negotiations continue. [...]

Read more: http://thedailyrecord.com/2012/12/28/strike-averted-for-now-at-east-coast-ports/
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