PMA’s McKenna: West Coast negotiation process isn’t sustainable

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PMA’s McKenna: West Coast negotiation process isn’t sustainable

| May 15, 2015 1:07PM EDT
The leader of the management group that negotiates with West Coast longshoremen said this week that the negotiating process that yielded months of disruption through February is “not sustainable.”
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