More than 1,000 workers at Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited (KFTL) went on strike late Thursday night, bringing operations to a standstill.
Employees are demanding a switch from the Trade Union Congress to the Port Supervisors Union, alleging poor representation on salaries and benefits.
A meeting with management Friday morning failed to resolve the dispute. Port Supervisors Union representative Ricaado Ennis called on the Labour Ministry to schedule a representation poll.
KFTL said a meeting was scheduled at the ministry on Friday to address the industrial action.
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