Workers Strike Again at UK's Largest Port Felixstowe in Threat to Holiday Shipments
Dock workers at Felixstowe are striking again over wages and inflation, overlapping a Port of Liverpool strike as holiday shipping season picks up.
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Dock workers at Felixstowe are striking again over wages and inflation, overlapping a Port of Liverpool strike as holiday shipping season picks up.
Dock workers at Felixstowe are striking again over wages and inflation, overlapping a Port of Liverpool strike as holiday shipping season picks up.
Dockworkers (pictured) at the Port of Felixstowe began their second eight-day strike today as workers in Liverpool also began a second week of strikes - as port bosses warned unions.
The strikes started on September 19 when more than 560 port operatives and maintenance engineers employed by Mersey Docks and Harbour Company (MDHC) in Liverpool launched a two-week walk-out after they had rejected a 8.3 per cent pay rise offer and are demanding 20 per cent.
Roundup: Strikes at major UK ports threaten further supply chain-