And his appearance comes Harris In the state, which is witnessing fierce competition between the two candidates, one day after American port workers announced the suspension of their strike in the hope of reaching an agreement on… Employment contract New with shipping and operating companies Ports.
A preliminary agreement was reached on the wage increase, while there are still controversial points that need to be resolved.
Harris issued a statement on the port workers’ strike in which she said that the latest development indicates “progress towards a strong contract and represents the power of collective bargaining,” adding that “port workers deserve a fair share for their hard work to ensure that essential goods reach various communities around the world.” America“.
And while it was Unions The cornerstone of support for Democrats in the US elections. Over many years, Harris failed to secure the support of some major unions, as the International Men’s Association announced Extinguishing This week, it will not support any candidate in the upcoming elections, after a similar announcement from the Truck Drivers Union, while the two unions had supported Joe Biden in the previous elections.
However, some local truckers union members announced their support for Harris, who received quick endorsements from the National Teachers Union, construction unions, the American Federation of Industrial Labor, and the United States Labor Union. Cars United States after replacing Biden in the electoral battle.
On the other hand, he said: Trump In one of the election rallies Republican Party Now the American Workers’ Party ignores his anti-labor union record when he was president of the United States.
Referring to the protest of American port workers, Trump said, “Under my presidency, Americans will not need to go on strike for better wages or a better life.”
The former president visited Flint last month to participate in a conference that focused on the automobile industry, one of the most important industries in the state Michigan.
