Automation key to growth at West Coast ports: PMA-sponsored study

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Automation key to growth at West Coast ports: PMA-sponsored study

| May 02, 2022 5:42PM EDT
A study commissioned by the Pacific Maritime Association says the automation of cargo-handling equipment at two marine terminals in Los Angeles-Long Beach resulted in more jobs for longshoremen. The ILWU disagrees.
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