Montreal longshore workers, employers agree to talks as strike begins

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Montreal longshore workers, employers agree to talks as strike begins

JOC Staff | Jul 02, 2020 2:10PM EDT
Montreal waterfront employers a decade ago locked out longshore workers for several days, after the union authorized a strike following an 18-month impasse in contract talks.
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