Hong Kong port workers will end a 40-day strike after accepting a 9.8% pay increase. Up to 450 workers participated in the strike, asking for the subcontractors who employ them to increase wages by 20%. The strike caused delays in loading and unloading, with many ships being diverted to other ports. The workers said that they were happy with the outcome of the strike.
See "Hong Kong Port Workers End 40-Say Strike", Joanne Chu and Te-Ping Chen, The Wall Street Journal, May 5, 2013