As the European economy declines and inflation intensifies, the cost of living is rising, and the labor crisis faced by the United Kingdom is also intensifying.

After just announcing layoffs, a new round of strikes at the U.K. container port Liverpool has come again.

According to local media reports, workers of The Unite Union are planning to hold a second round of strikes from October 11 to 17 local time after talks with Liverpool Port operator Peel Ports Group failed to raise wages. .

This means that if labor disputes continue to ferment and strikes continue, port congestion in the UK and even Europe will rise to "unprecedented levels", further increasing supply chain risks.