Shipping firms, dockers union reach tentative deal on US ports: source
US West Coast dockworkers and port operators have reached a tentative deal on a new labor contract, a source close to the negotiations said, averting a shutdown that would have hit about half the country's trade. The new agreement could free up operations at the ports that have slowed significantly since the labor contract expired in July at key ports for trade with Asia. Labor Secretary Thomas Perez oversaw four days of negotiations in San Francisco between the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA), representing management for 29 West Coast ports, and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU), representing 20,000 dockworkers. The National Retail Federation hailed the deal, saying "it is now time for the parties to quickly ratify the deal and immediately focus on clearing out the crisis-level congestion and backlog at the ports." "As we welcome today's news, we must dedicate ourselves to finding a new way to ensure that this nightmare scenario is not repeated again," added the NRF, the world's largest retail federation.
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