A look at impact if Port of Houston workers go on strike
How a port strike could impact Houston
Dock workers are on the verge of striking from the East Coast to the Gulf Coast, and here to discuss the potential impact on Houston is Margaret Kidd, Program Director for Supply Chain and Logistics at UAH.
Port of Houston dockworkers may strike. Here’s what that means for deliveries.
A strike could start on October 1 if the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) do not reach a deal.
Houston on the Brink: Port of Houston Faces Shutdown as Longshoremen's Strike Looms
The Port of Houston faces a potential strike by the ILA, which could significantly disrupt U.S. supply chains.
Strike looming at Port Houston, 35 other ports that could have lasting impacts U.S. economy
A strike that is potentially just weeks away has the potential to have a weeks if not months-long impact on the U.S. economy.
A look at the impact if Port of Houston workers go on strike
There are just days left for a costly strike to be avoided which could result in billions of dollars in economic impact across the country. The U.S. Maritime Alliance (USMX) and International Longshoreman's Association (ILA) have until the end of the month to reach an agreement on a new contract to avoid a strike.
Houston prepares for strikes at dozens of ports across the country. Who will be impacted?
The Port of Houston and dozens of other ports around the East and Gulf coasts are on the verge of a strike, which hasn’t happened in the region since 1977. A strike would halt loading and offloading of containers on the two coasts,
What a possible strike at the port could mean for Houston
More than $100 million a day of both imports and exports could be jeopardized if workers at the Port of Houston go on strike when their contract expires in six days.
Yes, Gulf and East Coast ports are alerting the public about the potential impacts of a dockworkers strike
On social media, several claims urge people to 'panic buy' supplies that could become difficult to find if major ports from Texas to Maine are forced to shut down.
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