Leaders from both the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association will join Biden at the White House.
Last week the ILWU and the PMA ratified a contract after more than a year of negotiations that prompted the involvement of the Biden administration.
The White House's embrace of the dockworkers' contract comes as the United Auto Workers may strike when their contract expires on Sept. 14 if a deal can't be reached. Leaders from both the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, which represents the workers, and the Pacific Maritime Association, which operates the port terminals, will join Biden at the White House.
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