Subscribe to RSS feedPort strike could cost Finland $252m a day
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Craig Eason - Lloyd's List
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Feb 03, 2010 10:39 AM
Finland is facing a total shutdown of import and export movements which could cost the country up to €160m ($252m) a day.
A union representing more than 3000 staff across all the country’s port operators has called for strike action in two weeks unless a collective agreement on redundancy conditions can be reached.
The strike would close 40 port operations in 25 harbours...
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