ILWU Local leader: Liners stopped providing chassis to cut union jobs

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ILWU Local leader: Liners stopped providing chassis to cut union jobs

| Jun 27, 2015 4:29PM EDT
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union doesn’t buy ocean carriers’ explanation that they stopped providing chassis to truckers and cargo interests in order to save money, said Bobby Olvera, president of ILWU Local 13 in Southern California.
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