ILWU picketing of LA’s APL terminal holding into weekend

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ILWU picketing of LA’s APL terminal holding into weekend

| Sep 29, 2017 1:57PM EDT
Management and labor throughout the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex consider these developments to be of extreme importance because the ILWU is negotiating the first-ever contract for supervisors.
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