[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Excellent and it will then set a precident so other organisations don't attempt to drive down wages.

But what if by putting every worker back on their pay
Bankrupts the Company
& it Closes down?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

But what if by putting every worker back on their pay
Bankrupts the Company
& it Closes down?

has the CEO taken a pay cut, maybe they should replace him with a cut price model?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

has the CEO taken a pay cut, maybe they should replace him with a cut price model?

That does not enter this deal


Leave him out of this

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

That does not enter this deal


Leave him out of this

why should I, you said they were in trouble....he needs to take a massive pay cut like the workers

[bots]

Originally Posted by arista

But what if by putting every worker back on their pay
Bankrupts the Company
& it Closes down?

then it closes, too bad. It's just not acceptable for a company to say we are only viable if we employ slaves

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

why should I, you said they were in trouble....he needs to take a massive pay cut like the workers

Yes but they are about to Close Down


By changing to cheaper workers
they keep afloat.


Every Company that size
needs an active CEO.

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

then it closes, too bad. It's just not acceptable for a company to say we are only viable if we employ slaves

That will be so sad.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Cherie

tbh if the staff that have left got a 45K payout each as has been suggested, they are probably okay with it especially if they get another job relatively soon or if they are close to pension age they are laughing

but yeah this type of thing should never happen again, not only for the workers but also for the safety of passengers.

The Ł45,000 was an average.

Presumably the ones that have been there for years will have got more than those who recently started ?


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[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Zizu

The Ł45,000 was an average.

Presumably the ones that have been there for years will have got more than those who recently started ?


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Redundancy is capped at 20 years I think

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes but they are about to Close Down


By changing to cheaper workers
they keep afloat.


Every Company that size
needs an active CEO.

he can be active, but the needs to take the hit same as his workers ....if he wants to keep the company alfloat ...all hands on deck as they say

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Redundancy is capped at 20 years I think

Well it's the reverse of a cap really... "plugged" I guess is a better word... companies can pay out as much as they want for redundancy but there are statutory minimums that they have to pay for each year served up to 20 years. They CAN continue to pay more for each year beyond 20 if they want, there's no rule saying they can't. Most obviously do max out at 20 years though (pay as little as possible in other words).

[arista]

In Parliament now P&O.

Labour put in an Urgent question

They are still to get the measures in
before Thursday
as Parliament then goes on a break.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Redundancy is capped at 20 years I think

Fair enough but someone who only started last week isn’t going to get too much, surely


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[bots]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Fair enough but someone who only started last week isn’t going to get too much, surely


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there is a statutory minimum of course, but the p&o line is that they basically exceeded all those minimums because they broke the law in doing what they did. I'm all for those axed workers taking p&o for everything they can get

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Fair enough but someone who only started last week isn’t going to get too much, surely


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Obviously there will be winners and losers but if I were a year or so out from my pension and I was offered 45K tax free to leave I would snap their hands off no doubt

There will be some staff who will not want to be forced back to work

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Obviously there will be winners and losers but if I were a year or so out from my pension and I was offered 45K tax free to leave I would snap their hands off no doubt

There will be some staff who will not want to be forced back to work

I’d be the same


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[Kizzy]

I read some were offered 100k.
So has this practice been outlawed now or not. ..whats to stop it happening again?

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

But what if by putting every worker back on their pay
Bankrupts the Company
& it Closes down?

What if?... how can this company coninue to take full payment for services knowing they have violated their own company guidelines?

[arista]

The CEO was Live on SkyNewsHD


A Scottish committee talking to him via his office on a screen.

[michael21]

Originally Posted by arista

The CEO is Live on SkyNewsHD


A committee talking to him via his office on a screen.

What the CEO name

Time time to name and shame the CEO

[arista]

765 out 786 have
started the process of redundancies

[arista]

[The boss of P&O Ferries has hit back at government's calls
to reinstate the 800 workers it has sacked,
insisting, a U-turn would cause the firm's collapse.

CEO Peter Hebblethwaite said reversing the cuts,
which the firm did not consult unions on,
would lead to the loss of an additional 2,200 jobs.]

[arista]

A 2nd Ship has been Detained
The Pride Of Dover, after failing inspection.

https://news.sky.com/story/another-p...andal-12577050

[arista]

Now the P&O Ferry CEO
has written back to the Government
Saying he will not allow the old workers back.
Does the government want to destroy the company?

[michael21]

Originally Posted by arista

Now the P&O Ferry CEO
has written back to the Government
Saying he will not allow the old workers back.
Does the government want to destroy the company?

Sure but not in public

Sign of the times