October 11, 2022
As the European economy declines and inflation intensifies, the cost of living is rising, and the labor crisis faced by the United Kingdom is also intensifying.
After just announcing layoffs, a new round of strikes at the U.K. container port Liverpool has come again.
According to local media reports, workers of The Unite Union are planning to hold a second round of strikes from October 11 to 17 local time after talks with Liverpool Port operator Peel Ports Group failed to raise wages. .
This means that if labor disputes continue to ferment and strikes continue, port congestion in the UK and even Europe will rise to "unprecedented levels", further increasing supply chain risks.
