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Collective redundancies and the P&O Ferries debacle

By Imogen Dean
April 14, 2022
  • Employment and Labor in the United Kingdom
  • Redundancy and business reorganisation
  • Unfair dismissal
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P&O Ferries recently attracted outrage from politicians, trade unions and the public alike for the mass dismissal of approximately 800 of its employees. We discuss this and the implications of P&O’s actions for UK employers in more detail on our website.

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