A worker on Dover docks.
- 22 July 2018 07:54346635A friend of mine has been a worker on Dover docks, tying up the boats for around 25 years, now he has terminal cancer.
he says Apparently, Under the old agreement, he would have received full pay for up to 3 years, But this has now been cut under the new agreement to 1 year ???
he said to me this bunch of c,,,,s turned up at his house to tell him they are stopping his wages because he has been lucky enough to survive over one year on radium treatment?
What sort of bean counter would think to cut the wages of a dying man who has worked for them for over 25 years?? And would this be happening if he was in the top jobs??
- 22 July 2018 08:52346638Who is the employer Keith? It used to be Hammond but I believe DHB set up a new company to handle the port work.
- 22 July 2018 11:05346639I don't know Howard who he is working for, been changes over the last 25 years?
But whats happened to the great docker's unions? excepting an agreement change of 3 years to one year ??
it must only affect a small number of employees, terminally sick surviving past 12 months,, it must only be peanuts to a multi-billion pound organisation? - Keith Sansum1
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24 July 2018 14:44346736who knows might be a non unionised private companyALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - 24 July 2018 15:07346742Keith Sansum1 wrote:who knows might be a non unionised private company
I'm wondering whether he is agency staff. - Keith Sansum1
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27 July 2018 23:55346903could be either howard
shows importance of being in a unionALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS