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>> while you may not see empty store shelves at costco or home depot you are paying higher prices and dock workers contract is up in june. >> bill: another wrinkle, guaranteed to be one in l.a. >> its the economy, stupid. >> its the economy, stupid. >> dana: political strategist james carville ringing true today. nearly 1 in 5 americans say inflation is the most important economic issue in the u.s. the highest level since 1985. lets bring in our amazing panel. former trump senior advisor kellyan...

The National Federation of Ports and Docks CGT calls all of the unions of Dock Workers and Port Workers to join together in solidarity for one hour and stoop work between noon and 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 16 “For PEACE and unity among all peoples.”

We track the status of India's four new labor codes as respective state governments are expected to release draft rules for implementation.

Longshore workers are battling attacks on jobs, working conditions and pay, with inflation rampaging across South America.

The hashtag #BareShelvesBiden became trending as more reports of empty grocery stores emerged on social media. Despite the Biden administration's commitment to solving these issues late last [...]

MP Abdulswamad Nassir told Parliament that KPA had promised the Labour and Social Welfare Committee that it would first rehire 247 sacked workers.

More per hour. >> reporter: china is trying to cut carbon emissions, but cuts in coal production have led to record prices. utility companies are not allowed to raise their fees to match. since they cant make money, they stop making electricity. by the time speakers finally leave the factory and head to a chinese port, theres a different power problem-- man power. for every two weeks on the job, dock workers spend three weeks off, in quarantine. >> they can be exposed to the covid virus coming i...

In line with our climate goals because at the end of the day, supply chain resilience is really about all of our people. workers around the world will make the flow of goods possible. factory workers, dock workers, welders, shipping crews, truckers, child care proked vieders -- providers, locomotives, so many other pieces. solving this is going to take all of us. government and private industry, labor unions and research institutions. so im directing my secretary of state, secretaries of state a...

Line with our climate goals because at the end of the day, supply chain resilience is really about all of our people. workers around the world who make the flow of goods possible. factory workers, dock workers, welders, shipping crews, truckers, child care providers, locomotives. so many other pieces. solving this is going to take all of us. government and private industry, labor unions and research institutions. so im directing my secretary of state -- secretaries of state and commerce to chair...

Way to ease the backlog. >> todays announcement has the potential to be a game changer. >> but so far workers say not much has changed. greg ponce de leon has been a crane operator for 25 years, telling us dock workers who have been on the job throughout the pandemic stand ready to move cargo around the clock, but they have been given few orders to do so. >> since they have announced 24/7, have your workers lives changed appreciably? >> no, they have not. >> he says there is no shortage of worke...