Latest Montreal strike longer and impacts all container handling

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Latest Montreal strike longer and impacts all container handling

JOC Staff | Jul 27, 2020 1:15PM EDT
The second strike action in less than two months at the second-largest Canadian container port bodes poorly for longshore workers and employers agreeing to a new contract soon.
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