P&O Ferries has refused to rehire the 800 workers it has dismissed, stating it would cause the company’s collapse.
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Some facets of the government's response to the 800 job losses were ill-informed, a legal expert tells Personnel Today
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Legislation that will force all ferry companies operating from UK ports to pay the national minimum wage will be introduced in the House of Commons this week.
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Despite P&O Ferries' admission of law-breaking over the mass redundancy of 800 staff, many uncertainties remain over the laws shipping staff are subject to, MPs have heard.
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The UK transport secretary was ‘aware’ of problems at P&O Ferries by the time he met the head of DP World at Dubai Expo on 22 November last year.
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P&O Ferries boss Hebblethwaite admits potentially criminal actions to MPs; transport secretary Grant Shapps at Dubai meeting when ‘major changes’ firm were discussed.
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The TUC has said ministers must step in to run services if a ‘fit and proper’ operator could not be found quickly to replace P&O Ferries.
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P&O Ferries has claimed it did not break the law by making 800 staff redundant without consultation or warning last week.
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A group of Labour MPs has written to business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng urging him to launch legal action against P&O...
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In the wake of the P&O Ferry sackings the TUC has demanded that ministers prevent workers from ‘being treated like disposable labour’.
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French, Dutch and Irish crews retained as questions grow over legality of P&O Ferries’ decision to axe 800 crews.
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UK ferry operator P&O Ferries has sacked about 800 crew across its fleet with no notice after stopping all its sailings on Thursday 17 March.
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SGWI have recently been selected by P&O Ferries to be their international payroll provider, due in great part to their...
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P&O Ferries has begun consultation with its staff over plans to implement a new rostering system and potential job cuts at...
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Time on call does not always qualify as ‘hours of work’P&O Ferries (Bermuda) Ltd v Spencer, Employment Appeal TribunalSpencer was...