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More US Ports Unveil Contingency Measures As ILA Strike Deadline Approaches

  • September 26, 2024
Several US ports along the US East and Gulf coasts are working under contingency plans ahead of a possible strike by dockworkers on Oct. 1, including extending terminal hours and implementing deadlines for operations. The plans come amid the increasing likelihood that the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) will not reach an agreement with the United […]
Industry News

Navigating the Potential East Coast Longshoreman Port Strike

  • September 17, 2024
As the global supply chain grapples with unpredictable challenges, logistics companies and shippers must prepare for potential disruptions. One looming concern is the potential strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), which could occur if a new contract is not secured by October 1st. With ports along the East and Gulf Coasts at risk of […]
Industry News

Canada Rail Lockout Update

  • August 22, 2024
We want to inform you about a significant development in the logistics industry that may impact your supply chain. Recently, Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific locked out 9,000 workers after labor negotiations with the Teamsters Union failed. This shutdown is expected to cause disruptions in rail transport across Canada, affecting the movement of goods […]
International, Shipping

Canadian Railroad Strike Looms

  • August 13, 2024
As August unfolds, the logistics industry faces potential disruptions due to an impending Canadian railroad strike. This development could significantly affect freight movement across North America, particularly for companies relying on Canadian railways for cross-border shipments. At Red Arrow Logistics, we are closely monitoring the situation to keep our clients informed and prepared for any […]
Industry News

GM Strike Winds Down, but Effects Ripple on Supply Chain

  • October 29, 2019
When workers first walked out on strike back in September, few would have suspected that the strike would stretch for over six weeks. The strike is now the longest against the automaker since 1970, and though it seems that UAW and GM have now reached an agreement, the effects will continue to be felt. Why […]