The strike lasted eight days after the West Coast of the United States, the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach, both employers and employees in the middle of the night on the 4th reached a provisional agreement to end the strike.
 
Los Angeles mayor's office announced in the middle of the night on the 4th, the negotiators have reached a provisional agreement on two major ports strike. From the Federal Arbitration Department agreed to send the arbitrator only a few hours. However, both employers and employees did not disclose the specific contents of the agreement.
 
Clerks and dock workers participating in the strike of about 10,000 people, will return to work on the 5th.
 
International wharf and warehouse workers' union Vice Familaqi: "I am pleased to tell you that our union 000 dock workers at the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach will begin handling the cargo, we will ship the goods to the country all the supply chain, so that everyone in the store can be found in their Christmas gift. "



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