Longshore workers set to strike at two Montreal marine terminals

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Longshore workers set to strike at two Montreal marine terminals

| Jun 30, 2020 4:35PM EDT
Montreal employers say the longshoremen’s decision was a surprise and said they are considering other options than focusing on contract negotiations. Employers locked out workers in 2010 after contract talks hit an impasse.
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