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Felixstowe Docks in trouble?
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agent_orange wrote: »As far as the hourly-paid are concerned, the Union will know doubt seek an assurance from the company that any redundancies will be on a voluntary basis. No doubt, if the package is right, they'll be no shortage of takers. As for middle managers, they'll have to hope their face fits. A lot of staff jobs have been filled by people who interview well and who talk the talk.
The one thing I think I know, there were no compulsory redundancies for the hourly paid in my 30 years.
Pretty spot on agent orange I know some people are just waiting for it to come up, several people left last year just to take early retirement.0 -
I would guess, if pensions can be sorted etc, there is a lot of 60 y o who would be ready to go. Mind you, it's a little different talking about walking and actually walking0
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P gave me some facts, so that I can check tomorrow morning and confirm to VT that P told me the facts.
So tomorrow I will say either "confirmed/matched" or "load of b0ll0cks, he's the tea boy"0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »P gave me some facts, so that I can check tomorrow morning and confirm to VT that P told me the facts.
So tomorrow I will say either "confirmed/matched" or "load of b0ll0cks, he's the tea boy"0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »So tomorrow I will say either "confirmed/matched" or "load of b0ll0cks, he's the tea boy"
He's a bleedin expensive tea boy0 -
agent_orange wrote: »I would guess, if pensions can be sorted etc, there is a lot of 60 y o who would be ready to go. Mind you, it's a little different talking about walking and actually walking
If only I was 10 years or so older.0 -
I reckon the management have got their best men and women on the case, in fact they have probably spent 1000 man hours on a suitable acronym.0
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agent_orange wrote: »I reckon the management have got their best men and women on the case, in fact they have probably spent 1000 man hours on a suitable acronym.
Thinking about it, pickles may be the man for this. I've though about a suitable one but couldn't come up with anything, but there, I was hourly paid.0 -
agent_orange wrote: »I reckon the management have got their best men and women on the case, in fact they have probably spent 1000 man hours on a suitable acronym.0
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