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Council demands assurances following P&O sackings

Thurrock BC’s cabinet held an emergency meeting at the weekend after 800 ferry workers lost their jobs.

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By Martin Ford | 21 March 2022

Thurrock BC's cabinet held an emergency meeting at the weekend following the sacking of 800 P&O Ferries crew members.

P&O's parent company, DP World, is one of three private sector partners involved alongside the council in Thames Freeport.

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