
Negotiations in the labor conflict between parties in the ports on the US West Coat seem to have reached an important milestone on Tuesday.
The otherwise gridlocked conflict between the port workers' union ILWU and employers in the Pacific Maritime Association, which has now lasted eight months, did not look set to budge anytime soon, but on Tuesday the two parties reached a preliminary agreement concerning maintenance and control of cargo chassis, reports Reuters.
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