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December 8, 2008 · about 17 years ago

Ferry workers’ strikes called off

A series of strikes planned by dockside workers at Dover has been cancelled, according to port officials. A one-day stoppage by members of Unite at the Kent port was due to begin at 1500 GMT on Monday, with two more planned for later in the month. The Port of Dover said the strikes had been [&hellip

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A series of strikes planned by dockside workers at Dover has been cancelled, according to port officials. A one-day stoppage by members of Unite at the Kent port was due to begin at 1500 GMT on Monday, with two more planned for later in the month. The Port of Dover said the strikes had been called off while talks between the two sides continued.

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