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January 4, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Freight And Container Shipping Under Threat From Strike Actions

France’s biggest container port, Le Havre, has seen shipments grind to a halt due to a 24-hour strike by dockers. According to the CGT union the strike is being participated in by all of the port’s 1,800 freight workers in protest to reforms that are being implemented to improve on the economic effi

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France’s biggest container port, Le Havre, has seen shipments grind to a halt due to a 24-hour strike by dockers. According to the CGT union the strike is being participated in by all of the port’s 1,800 freight workers in protest to reforms that are being implemented to improve on the economic efficiency.

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