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2019 Tradeshow Schedule
The Precast Show 2019 2/28/19 – 3/2/19Kentucky International Convention CenterLouisville, KYBooth 766The Precast Show is the largest precast-specific trade show in North America and features suppliers and equipment experts that work in the concrete industry. The Precast Show is sponsored by the National Precast Concrete Association and the Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute with additional collaboration […]
Tim Bean Named to PA Workforce Board
From WESB.com Tim Bean, CFO and Managing Partner of Control Chief Corporation, has been appointed to the Pennsylvania Workforce Development Board. Governor Tom Wolf also appointed Carrie Lenze of Morgan Advanced Materials of Elk County, a global manufacturer of specialized products. In announcing the appointments Department of Labor & Industry Secretary Jerry Oleksiak., “These private […]
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Canada Takes Firm Stance with Tariffs on Chinese Steel and Aluminum Imports
In a significant move to protect its domestic industries, Canada has introduced a 25% tariff on Chinese steel and aluminum imports, effective October 22, 2024. This measure follows a 100% tariff imposed on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), marking Canada’s alignment with the U.S. and European Union in addressing China’s overcapacity in global markets. Why Canada […]
Dockworkers’ Strike Suspended: Tentative Agreement Reached Amid Port Disruptions
The three-day dockworkers’ strike that disrupted 36 major U.S. ports has been suspended following a tentative agreement between the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the U.S. Maritime Alliance. This strike, involving 45,000 dockworkers from Maine to Texas, was the largest since 1977, halting the movement of goods and causing significant economic strain. 62% Wage Increase […]
How Will the Dockworker Strike Affect the Grain Industry?
UPDATE: Dockworkers’ Strike Suspended: Tentative Agreement Reached Amid Port DisruptionsFor the latest developments on the dockworkers’ strike and its impact on port operations, check out our recent article here detailing the tentative agreement and what it means for the grain market. As of October 1, dockworkers across 36 ports on the East and Gulf Coasts […]
Potential Strikes at U.S. Ports Could Disrupt Agricultural Exports
UPDATE: Dockworkers’ Strike Suspended: Tentative Agreement Reached Amid Port DisruptionsFor the latest developments on the dockworkers’ strike and its impact on port operations, check out our recent article here detailing the tentative agreement and what it means for the grain market. As the possibility of a dock workers’ strike looms over the U.S., concerns are […]
Canadian Grain Workers Strike Threatens Exports Amid Critical Season
A labor dispute at Vancouver grain terminals has escalated, as workers represented by the Grain Workers Union Local 333 have gone on strike, halting operations at five key export terminals. The union, which represents around 650 workers, issued the strike notice after failed contract negotiations with the Vancouver Terminal Elevators Association (VTEA). According to a […]
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