Back To Work in Ports Nationwide After ILA Strike
Dock workers return to ports from Maine to Texas as federal courts issue 10 day back-to-work orders. The 45 000 member ILA strike halted up to 1 5 million tons of cargo across more than 200 ships. Some ports faced secondary boycott challenges under Taft Hartley while West Coast lanes reopen under injunction.
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