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August 18, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Union wants permanent harbour jobs

As the northern breakwater of Yarmouth’s outer harbour begins to take shape, union leaders were yesterday seeking assurances over dock workers’ jobs at the new port. More than a year ahead of the earliest possible opening date for the £80m harbour, Victor Brazkiewicz, regional industrial organiser f

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As the northern breakwater of Yarmouth’s outer harbour begins to take shape, union leaders were yesterday seeking assurances over dock workers’ jobs at the new port.

More than a year ahead of the earliest possible opening date for the £80m harbour, Victor Brazkiewicz, regional industrial organiser for the union Unite, emphasised the need for “permanent jobs at decent pay levels”.

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