DP World labor deal raises hopes for Australia port labor peace

JOC Port News Longshoreman Labor

DP World labor deal raises hopes for Australia port labor peace

Keith Wallis, Special Correspondent | Sep 25, 2020 2:43PM EDT
DP World and the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) say they expect to finalize an employment agreement covering the terminal operator's Port Botany facility in Sydney next week.
Port News›Longshoreman Labor
Terminal Operators
International Ports
DP World

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More Longshoreman Labor News & Analysis

Labor ruling cuts chances of federal intervention in Montreal port dispute
Tit-for-tat actions raise chances of Montreal port disruption
Striking Montreal longshore workers warn Trudeau against intervening
Back-to-work legislation to end Montreal strike advances
Port News›Longshoreman Labor
Port News›International Ports
Port News›Terminal Operators
Port News›Terminal Operators›DP World
Australia/Oceania›Australia

More on JOC

Western countries waking up to freight infrastructure needs: DHL CEO

Regulation & Policy

Trans-Atlantic carriers diverting from congested Savannah to Charleston

Port of Savannah

MSC first to adopt container facility code standard

Technology

project44 veers into booking with new truckload product

Supply Chain Visibility

Startup targeting logistics messaging nabs $1.3 million investment

Logistics Technology Providers
More News & Analysis