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Spanish Dockworkers Plan Nine-Day Strike

Spanish Dockworkers Plan Nine-Day Strike
http://gcaptain.com/spanish-dockworkers-plan-nine-day-strike/?utm_source...
February 22, 2017 by Reuters
Containers are seen at Barcelona's Port, Spain, January 24, 2017. REUTERS/Albert Gea

ILA Pres Supports Spanish Dockworkers At Spanish Port Of Algeciras

ILA Pres Supports Spanish Dockworkers At Spanish Port Of Algeciras
21 FEB ILA’S EXECUTIVE VP ADDRESSES TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PROTESTING SPANISH DOCKWORKERS IN ALGECIRAS, SPAIN
http://www.ilaunion.org/ilas-executive-vp-addresses-tens-of-thousands-of...
Posted at 18:53h in ILA News by
ILA’s Vice Presidents Ken Riley and Virgil Maldonado Join In Rally Protesting Government Interference

ILA Pres Supports Spanish Dockworkers At Spanish Port Of Algeciras

ILA Pres Supports Spanish Dockworkers At Spanish Port Of Algeciras
21 FEB ILA’S EXECUTIVE VP ADDRESSES TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PROTESTING SPANISH DOCKWORKERS IN ALGECIRAS, SPAIN
http://www.ilaunion.org/ilas-executive-vp-addresses-tens-of-thousands-of...
Posted at 18:53h in ILA News by
ILA’s Vice Presidents Ken Riley and Virgil Maldonado Join In Rally Protesting Government Interference

China 'Silk Road' project in Sri Lanka delayed as Beijing toughens stance "But Colombo's plans to sell the stake and acquire land for the industrial zone have run into stiff domestic opposition, backed by trade unions and former President Mahinda Rajapaks

China 'Silk Road' project in Sri Lanka delayed as Beijing toughens stance "But Colombo's plans to sell the stake and acquire land for the industrial zone have run into stiff domestic opposition, backed by trade unions and former President Mahinda Rajapaksa."
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN15U2VM
Thu Feb 16, 2017 | 3:50 AM EST
Exclusive: China 'Silk Road' project in Sri Lanka delayed as Beijing toughens stance

Driverless trucks: economic tsunami may swallow one of most common US jobs

Driverless trucks: economic tsunami may swallow one of most common US jobs
America is producing more than ever before, but it is doing so with fewer and fewer workers. Once trucks become automated, where will these jobs go?
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/feb/16/self-driving-trucks-a...
Once replaced by automation, where will all the trucking jobs go? Photograph: Wojciech Lorbiecki/Alamy

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