ILWU rejection of contract extension raises specter of port disruption

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ILWU rejection of contract extension raises specter of port disruption

| Nov 24, 2021 8:00AM EST
Despite ILWU leadership pledging to support the Biden administration’s efforts to decongest ports in Southern California, insiders remain worried the national spotlight on ports will not prevent labor disruption on the docks next year.
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