Antwerp port: Strike would cost millions of euros

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Antwerp port: Strike would cost millions of euros

| Feb 07, 2019 2:20PM EST
The action, which involves both private and public sector union workers, will affect all transport providers in Europe's second-largest container port as well as Brussels Airport.
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