(FARGO, ND)– Late on Thursday evening, members of the International Longshoremen’s Association and management groups reached a tentative deal on wages after tens of thousands of union members working from Maine to Texas walked off the job Tuesday morning. The strike had led to uncertainty about the movement of supplies as the nation heads into […]
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