Federal Mediation And Conciliation Service News
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The International Longshoremen’s Association agreed to a new labor contract, ending 11 months of negotiations and eliminating the risk of the first Eastern port shutdown since 1977.
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Boeing Co. offered its engineers larger raises in a revised labor contract that attempts to prevent a strike during record production increases for the planemaker’s commercial airliners.
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The National Hockey League is back in business after a four-month labor dispute.
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Dockworkers and their employers reached a tentative agreement on royalty payments, averting a strike that would have shut down U.S. ports from Maine to Texas for the first time in 35 years.
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President Barack Obama is facing pressure to block a strike that would gridlock eastern U.S. ports and risk damaging industries from retail to manufacturing.
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Home Depot Inc. and Lowe’s Cos. have the most at stake among retailers facing a dockworkers’ strike, with possible port closings cutting off shipments right before the lucrative gardening season.
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National Hockey League owners and locked-out players met separately with a federal mediator for more than six hours yesterday and had “nothing new to report,” NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said.
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The U.S. Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service said it’s stepping into the stalled contract talks between the National Hockey League and its players.
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The National Hockey League’s players’ union, whose latest proposal to end a labor dispute was rejected yesterday, said it has asked U.S. federal mediators to rejoin collective-bargaining discussions.
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Boeing Co. and its engineers union, at odds over a new contract, suspended talks for the remainder of this year at the request of federal mediators.
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