POLA Executive Director Gene Seroka is set to provide his monthly update on issues facing the nation’s busiest shipping hub on Tuesday, June 13.
While tensions between the longshore union and employers remain high this week, Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka is set to provide his monthly update on issues facing the nation’s busiest shipping hub on Tuesday, June 13.Cargo in the post-pandemic era has dipped significantly and the outlook for what is usually a busy peak season — when fall goods begin to flow in — appears modest for 2023.
The topic of the sputtering longshore labor talks has been a regular feature of the monthly cargo update meetings for the past year, though it’s not known whether Seroka will address the situation at length on Tuesday or provide any new details about the ongoing process. Coupled with a drop in consumer spending, causing fewer containers to flow in, cargo is now being diverted to other ports on the Gulf and East coasts as companies try to avoid any potential work flow impacts the labor stalemate may be causing on West Coast docks.
The Pacific Maritime Association, representing employers, accused the union of continuing to withhold lashers from terminals at the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex this week.
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