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New CEO Wants Norfolk to Move On After ‘Brutal’ 18 Months
George said he plans to draw on his experience with factory floor productivity and quality control strategies to improve Norfolk Southern’s operations.
Huntsville, Alabama. Photo: iStock.com/sshepard
Hamburg Port Workers Urged by Union to Accept Deal
Some rail operators were locked out of the Port of Hamburg on the morning of September 6.
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Norfolk Southern Probes Alleged Misconduct by CEO
Shaw’s alleged behavior was inconsistent with company policy and its code of ethics, Norfolk Southern said.
Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw. Photo: Al Drago / Bloomberg
Los Angeles Harbor Commission Greenlights $52 Million On-Dock Rail Project
Project at Fenix Marine Terminal will expand capacity and cargo efficiency, provide environmental benefits, port says.
Fenix Marine Services (FMS) container terminal in the Port of Los Angeles, Feb. 2023. Photo: Port of Los Angeles.
U.S.-Backed Angola Rail Plan Secures $200M From Key Bank
The project is part of a U.S. plan to secure access to critical minerals such as copper and cobalt in a region where China has been dominant.
Copper plates prepared to be loaded on trucks for export at Mopani Copper Mines in Mufulira, Zambia. Photo: Bloomberg
Canada Rail Union Challenges Order That Ended Work Stoppage
Canada's labor board ended a day-long work stoppage after it imposed binding arbitration on the railways and union.
Photo: iStock / JHVEPhoto
Train Movements in Canada Close to Normal After Labor Chaos
CN started its return to service on August 23, while CPKC workers returned to the job August 26.
Photo: Christinne Muschi/Bloomberg
BNSF, Norfolk Southern Reach New Deals With Five Unions
The new deals include a 3.5% yearly wage increase over the next five years, along with more vacation hours earlier in workers' careers.
Victorville, California. October 2015. Photo: iStock / Angel Di Billo
Canadian Rail Stoppage Partially Ends After Government Intervenes
The Canadian labor minister has asked the federal industrial relations board to impose binding arbitration on the parties.
Photo: Goddard_Photography, iStock
Miners Tap Trucks, Divert Shipments to Sidestep Canada Rail Woes
Canada’s mining sector depends on the country’s two dominant railways to transport heavy materials including copper, aluminum, iron ore and coal.
An Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. hauling truck full of minerals drives outside Amaruq, Nunavut, Canada. Photographer: Cole Burston/Bloomberg via Getty Images
U.S. Freight Railway CSX Agrees to New Deals With Three Unions
The tentative agreements include 3.5% yearly wage increases, and improvements to paid vacation and health care.
ATHENS, GEORGIA, U.S.A. - Jan 21, 2019: A railroad employee holding a walkie-talkie leans out from a CSX railroad locomotive, looking ahead up the track.
Canada Rail Stoppage Begins
After months of talks, the increasingly bitter negotiations, regarding working conditions such as shift scheduling and fatigue provisions, ended on the evening of August 21.
Photo: iStock / JHVEPhoto
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