Montreal longshore workers remain on job despite latest contract offer rejection

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Montreal longshore workers remain on job despite latest contract offer rejection

Michael Angell, Associate Editor | Mar 22, 2021 11:17AM EDT
Montreal dockworkers will remain on the job while looking to go back to the negotiating table after rejecting the latest contract offer from maritime employers.
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