What Port Strike Means For Groceries, Cars, And The U.S. Presidential Election
October 1, 2024
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as posted by the channelHarry Katz, a professor of collective bargaining at Cornell's School of Industrial & Labor Relations, spoke to Forbes' Maggie McGrath about the ILA strike that started at midnight Tuesday--and how the disruption at three dozen U.S. ports could cause major supply chain issues and higher prices for consumers.
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