Independent of averted Vancouver strike, ILWU contract talks proceed

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Independent of averted Vancouver strike, ILWU contract talks proceed

| Sep 10, 2018 5:30PM EDT
Neither the employers nor the union are saying what contract terms are being negotiated, other than to say these are “normal contract issues," a maritime employers’ association official said.
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