US west coast ports are losing business to other gateways because of opposition from workers to productivity improvements, according to some observers.
However, labour unions believe intermodal connectivity, rather than port productivity, should be the focus for change.
Lately the Wall Street Journal has been the stage for a debate on west coast port productivity, with an opening salvo from Peter Tirschwell, VP maritime and trade at IHS Markit and editor-in-chief of …

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