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(12 articles)Ground Handler Loses $20M in Airline Contracts Amid Union Campaign
Alliance Ground International has publicly blamed the Service Employees International Union and its Local 32BJ chapter for orchestrating a targeted campaign that allegedly cost the company approximate
South Africa Freight Sector Braces for Protest Disruptions
The South African freight sector is operating under heightened alert status due to credible threats of industrial action and protests that could severely disrupt transportation networks and logistics
Teamsters Win Amazon Union Case, But Face Uncertain Appeal Future
An NLRB administrative law judge has ruled in favor of the Teamsters, ordering Amazon to recognize union representation at its DCK6 warehouse in San Francisco based on authorization card signatures—a
WiseTech CEO Threatened Over 2,000 Redundancies and AI Replacement
WiseTech Global, a critical logistics software provider, is experiencing severe internal upheaval following the announcement and implementation of 2,000 redundancies. The situation has escalated to in
ILA's McNamara Inducted Into International Maritime Hall of Fame
James W. McNamara, Chief of Staff and spokesman for the International Longshoremen's Association, has been inducted into the International Maritime Hall of Fame in recognition of his 44-year career sh
UPS Dividend Gains Tempered by Workplace Safety Concerns
United Parcel Service released earnings results that demonstrated financial strength through robust dividend performance, signaling confidence to investors. However, the earnings announcement also sur
Morocco road freight professionals oppose subsidy payment overhaul
Morocco's road freight transport professionals have rejected proposed changes to subsidy payment structures, signaling potential operational disruption in the country's trucking sector. This labor-pol
Labor Action, Congestion Erode Antwerp-Bruges Cargo in 2025
Labor actions and operational congestion at the Antwerp-Bruges port complex are creating significant headwinds for cargo throughput and regional market share in 2025. The combination of labor-related
DHL Express Canada Strike Threatens Delivery Operations
DHL Express Canada has commenced a labor strike, with union representatives alerting shippers and receivers to expect material delivery disruptions across the Canadian market. This action represents a
Lyttelton Port Congestion Fee Stirs Labor Concerns
Lyttelton Port's introduction of congestion fees has triggered concern among port workers, reflecting deeper operational stress at New Zealand's critical maritime gateway. The fee structure, designed
Teamsters Fight Amazon NLRB Settlement on Joint Employer Status
The Teamsters union is actively challenging a settlement agreement between Amazon and the National Labor Relations Board's General Counsel over the question of whether Amazon functions as a joint empl
BGF Logistics Denies Cargo Solidarity Strike Allegations
BGF Logistics has publicly rejected allegations and claims made by Cargo Solidarity regarding labor actions and strike preparations. This development highlights ongoing tensions in South Korea's logis