Grinding out concessions in Greece and Turkey

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

The port sector across the Eastern Mediterranean region is currently a “hot bed” of industrial action, as governments keen to transfer the management of port terminals to private operators clash with trade unions determined to retain state control.

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