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Home›Green Marine›Shipping lines prepare for more disruption at French ports
Green Marine

January 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Shipping lines prepare for more disruption at French ports

Shipping lines are warning of delays to cargo as another round of strike action brings container handling to a standstill at France’s busiest container ports. Port operations at Le Havre and Marseilles will be disrupted when members of the General Confederation of Labour (CGT) stage weekend walk-out

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Shipping lines are warning of delays to cargo as another round of strike action brings container handling to a standstill at France’s busiest container ports. Port operations at Le Havre and Marseilles will be disrupted when members of the General Confederation of Labour (CGT) stage weekend walk-outs in protest at French government plans to transfer some jobs to the private sector.

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