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Bay Ltd. expands fleet with Liebherr ATs

KHL Group Log In We have recently updated our website and if this your first time logging in this year you will need to set a new password. Please click here to begin. Using e-mail Log In We have recently updated our website and if this your first time logging in this year you will need to set a new password. Please click here to begin. Using e-mail By Hannah Sundermeyer05 January 2021 Bay Ltd, one of the largest privately owned crane companies in the United States, took delivery of 15 new Liebherr cranes in 2020 adding to the 45 Liebherr cranes already in the fleet.

Bay Ltd. Adds 15 All-Terrain Liebherr Cranes to Fleet

Liebherr USA, Co. Bay Ltd., one of the largest privately owned crane companies in the U.S., took delivery of 15 new Liebherr cranes in 2020 adding to the 45 Liebherr cranes already in its fleet. The large order for Bay Ltd. consisted of 15 all-terrain cranes, ranging from a 60- to 600-ton capacity. Bay Ltd. is familiar with the high performance and reliability that comes with owning Liebherr cranes, as they own 45 Liebherr cranes ranging from an LTM 1050-3.1 to an LTM 11200-9.1, an LR 1600-2 lattice boom crawler crane, and two Liebherr Telescopic (LTR) crawler cranes. The decision to purchase its latest order of cranes was based on Liebherr’s reputation in the industry.

Employees who walked out and started rival company may have a case - Judge

123rf The employees walked out and set up a rival company after their employer allegedly failed to honour purchase agreements. The Employment Relations Authority was out of line when it granted an injunction against former employees who walked out of a business and created their own rival company, a judge has found. In October, ERA member Geoff O’Sullivan granted an urgent application by NZ Technology Group Hawke’s Bay Ltd, that required the four former employees to comply with their employment contracts, including restraint of trade, breach of confidentiality, and non-solicitation clauses. The dispute has been the subject of numerous applications and submissions to the Employment Court, with Employment Court Judge Bruce Corkill granting an application by NZTG Hawke’s Bay to freeze funds held in bank accounts held by the men and their newly formed company, Engage Technology.