Not Good At Our Container Ports At All

Longshoreman and truckers are among the many taking a major hit in income. Longshoreman make good money up to a 100k a year. Many made just 20 last year.

The story is much the same all across America's container ports: With U.S. consumer spending off, imported goods that used to keep ports busy simply aren't coming in, and with the rest of the world also in a deepening slump, there's no demand elsewhere for what America produces.