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Strange Goings-On At P&O Ferries
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its vessels going forward will be primarily crewed by a third party crew provider and, um, the ones going backward?
16:53 Thu 17th Mar 2022
well webbo - - the beeb hae been very quiet bout this
as it clearly is against the Employment Act 1979
and so ....
we ask where are the contracts - - Jersey apparently
this is OK for marine thingeys
now you may say - - erm
having they been paying tax and NICs ? and - - - who to
surely the answer was not - - - yeah a/c to Jersey Law.... you may think the tax rates there are piffle and Jersey pensions, forget it. I cannot possibly comment
as it clearly is against the Employment Act 1979
and so ....
we ask where are the contracts - - Jersey apparently
this is OK for marine thingeys
now you may say - - erm
having they been paying tax and NICs ? and - - - who to
surely the answer was not - - - yeah a/c to Jersey Law.... you may think the tax rates there are piffle and Jersey pensions, forget it. I cannot possibly comment
P&O are owned by DP World based in UAE. DP World signed a massive contract to ship Russian goods across Asia and Europe last year. A certain bungling t*t went to the UAE to gain support for the blockade of Russia last week. DP World have lost billions and have to cut costs. Guess who they blame? This is the big problem with todays world - its all financially interconnected and 'acting in good faith' to one country puts you foul of lots of others.
// DP World received more than £4.3m of emergency funding from the government during the pandemic, as part of its efforts to subsidise freight operators. It also received government support to pay more than 1,400 furloughed workers during the pandemic, the Nautilus union said. //
The company is owned by the UAE Government. They were criticised for paying a £270m dividend to shareholders (Royals) at the end of April 2020, while P&O Ferries proposed to sack around 1,100 workers.
The company is owned by the UAE Government. They were criticised for paying a £270m dividend to shareholders (Royals) at the end of April 2020, while P&O Ferries proposed to sack around 1,100 workers.
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