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August 16, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Spanish ship crew in pay dispute

A Spanish ship has been detained in Ullapool Harbour after seven crew members called in the police and union officials over a pay dispute. The maritime union, ITF, is also investigating complaints, including the possibility of the vessel abandoning the unpaid men at the Highland port.

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A Spanish ship has been detained in Ullapool Harbour after seven crew members called in the police and union officials over a pay dispute. The maritime union, ITF, is also investigating complaints, including the possibility of the vessel abandoning the unpaid men at the Highland port.

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