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NRF’s Shay calls on ILWU and PMA leadership to begin negotiations on a new contract

In a letter to ILWU President William E. Adams and PMA Chairman and CEO James McKenna, NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay urged them to begin contract negotiations as soon as possible. Shay explained that NRF applauds the close partnership ILWU and PMA have achieved throughout the pandemic, coupled with the ability to deal with the unprecedented cargo surge over the past two years.

source https://www.supplychain247.com/article/nrfs_shay_calls_on_ilwu_and_pma_leadership_to_begin_negotiations_on_a_new_c

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