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Threatened walkout by security workers at Los Angeles and Long Beach may be delayed
A threatened walkout by about 250 security workers at the Los Angeles and Long Beach port complex, initially expected Sunday, may be delayed until Wednesday, with 35,688 containers already waiting for rail service.
About 250 security workers at the Los Angeles and Long Beach port complex are reported to be behind a threatened walkout. The action was initially expected on Sunday and may now be delayed until Wednesday.
The report says the dispute involves a small union local, whose reach is described as the main risk to operations. It could affect half of the port complex.
Some 35,688 containers are already waiting for rail service at the ports, according to the supplied report. The text does not establish that the backlog was caused by the labor dispute.
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