Australian shippers feel pinch as DP World-labor woes escalate

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Australian shippers feel pinch as DP World-labor woes escalate

Keith Wallis, Asia Correspondent | Jul 18, 2019 10:40AM EDT
Ongoing labor tension between dockworkers and DP World Australia ratcheted up on Thursday after the company said it would cut 10% of its workforce. Shippers, meanwhile, are feeling the impact of ongoing strike action by dockworkers.
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