Strike ends at India’s largest container terminal
An eight-day long strike is over after bringing operations to a standstill at India’s largest container terminal, Gateway Terminals India (GTI) in Mumbai’s Jawaharlal Nehru Port.
Rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) crane operators resumed their shifts yesterday morning (12 August) and vessels are expected to be back on schedule by the end of the week.
An agreement was reached between the RTG operators’ union, local leaders and GTI management at a meeting, chaired by the JN Port chairman on Tuesday (11 August).
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