Port strikes supply chain intelligence

Stikes can majorly impact the flow of goods and services, leading to delays, increased costs, and potential shortages, affecting various parts of the supply chain. Stay up to date on the latest potential and active labor strikes with updates from our team of analysts.

Incidents are developing quickly, and updates and alerts are subject to changes in status/scope after publication.

Latest Bulletins

French port strike continues

February 26 2025

French port strike disrupts cargo flow at major ports like Le Havre & Marseille, causing delays, backlogs & higher costs for global supply chains.

Tentative agreement reached to avoid strike at east and gulf coast ports

January 10 2025

U.S. dockworkers and port operators reach a tentative deal, avoiding strikes at east and gulf ports

Situation Brief: Strike Risk Resurfaces at U.S. Ports

December 12 2024

A strike at U.S. east and gulf coast ports is likely as ILA-USMX talks stall over automation, with delays expected as the contract expires January 15, amid potential solidarity strikes and government intervention uncertainty.

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Further strike possible at U.S. ports

December 9 2024

The possibility of another strike at U.S. East and Gulf Coast ports has increased after the ILA walked away from negotiations with the USMX over automation concerns

Port strikes expand in Canada

November 7 2024

Strikes beginning at several Canadian ports across the country as workers’ unions and port authorities negotiate new labor agreements.

U.S. East and Gulf coast port strike commences

October 3 2024

As the contract agreement expires, U.S. East and Gulf coast port strike commences without a new agreement in sight.

Situation Brief: Fallout from the U.S. Port Strikes

October 2 2024

Across the U.S. East and Gulf Coast, thousands of dockworkers went on strike on October 1, bringing supply chains across North America to a near halt and disrupting global shipping.

Work Stoppages Likely at U.S. Ports

September 23 2024

Increased tensions between the International Longshoremen’s Association and the U.S. Maritime Alliance are raising the likelihood of a strike at East and Gulf Coast ports, threatening to disrupt supply chains.

U.S. East and Gulf Coast Port Strike Potential

July 23 2024

The likelihood of a coordinated labor action at U.S. east and gulf coast ports remains high.

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