Tentative ILA-USMX master contract bans full terminal automation

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Tentative ILA-USMX master contract bans full terminal automation

| Aug 14, 2018 12:16PM EDT
The six-year deal contains good news for shippers concerning labor peace and the non-interruption of cargo. However, the deal is a setback for tech-driven and automation-driven efficiency improvements.
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