Union for B.C. foremen accuses port employers of 'acting recklessly' with threat of lockout
A standoff between hundreds of foremen and their employers means B.C.'s ports could once again come to a standstill as early as Monday morning. The industry says job action could shut down the entire West Coast port system and risk hundreds of millions of dollars of trade per day.
A standoff between hundreds of foremen and their employers means B.C.'s ports could once again come to a standstill as early as Monday morning. The industry says job action could shut down the entire West Coast port system and risk hundreds of millions of dollars of trade per day.
