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April 10, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Ports draft plans to cut pilots

Fifteen pilots who guide ships in the Humber estuary could lose their jobs after bosses said traffic using the river had “significantly depressed”. Associated British Ports (ABP), who employ the river pilots said staff working at Hull and Goole were affected by the decision. But the maritime union N

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Fifteen pilots who guide ships in the Humber estuary could lose their jobs after bosses said traffic using the river had “significantly depressed”. Associated British Ports (ABP), who employ the river pilots said staff working at Hull and Goole were affected by the decision. But the maritime union Nautilus said cutting the number of pilots could jeopardise river users.

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