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Port of Baltimore expected to rebound quickly following dockworkers’ strike
The Port of Baltimore is expected to recover quickly and could even see a temporary spike in vessel traffic rerouting from larger ports as dockworkers ended their strike. The Port of Baltimore is expected to recover quickly and could even see a temporary spike in vessel traffic rerouting from larger ports as dockworkers at East and Gulf coast ports returned to work Friday after their union reached a deal to suspend their strike.
Port of Baltimore dockworkers join East Coast, Gulf of Mexico longshoremen's strike; State Police to issue policy on using ...
Nationwide dockworker strike impacts 36 US ports, including Baltimore, due to stalled talks with employers, with significant ...
The International Longshoremen’s Association, which represents around 2,400 workers at the Port of Baltimore, walked off the ...
The longer the massive nationwide port workers’ strike continues, the more likely it will impact Marylanders in some way. Maryland truckers are already feeling the impacts of the dockworkers’ strike a ...
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