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June 18, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Union says dockers will lose jobs

The remaining 11 dockers at the port of Great Yarmouth are to be made redundant, the Unite union has said. Eastport UK said the matter was confidential and its Great Yarmouth port manager Eddie Freeman said the jobs situation was “delicate”. At the end of April, Eastport UK made five dock workers re

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The remaining 11 dockers at the port of Great Yarmouth are to be made redundant, the Unite union has said. Eastport UK said the matter was confidential and its Great Yarmouth port manager Eddie Freeman said the jobs situation was “delicate”. At the end of April, Eastport UK made five dock workers redundant.

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