Panama Canal Pilots Agree To Five-Year Contract

July 13, 1999

Panama Canal administrators and the waterway's most important human resource, the pilots, reportedly agreed on a five-year contract, ending 13 months of labor negotiations.

Panama Canal Pilots Agree To Five-Year Contract

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