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Ceo of the company. >> ashley: you have a lot of workers that work in that aspect. >> absolutely. to the point we have to start fishing foundation to all of our -- we spent $500,000 plus defending this and 90% of the money came from fishermen. these guys are paying their own legal battle against people with deep pockets. >> ashley: what do they say is the biggest struggle right now? >> like everybody else, fuel prizes rise, cost of fishing is going up and the lobster is a happy food, happy and joyful and this country right now doesn't seem happy and joyful and the price seems to go down. every...

0n the balance of what was the most important at that time — my family and our livelihood versus trying to fix an organisation i'd left — i chose my family and my livelihood. at the time, she says the wru argued she'd left it too late to bring a claim, and that she had no grounds for one. it told us her case was investigated and proper procedures were followed. unless you are a woman, and — excuse the expression — but with balls and deep pockets, how on earth do you take on somebody like the wru and stand up to them without there being financial detriment, reputational detriment? there...

It told us her case was investigated and proper procedures were followed. unless you are a woman, and — excuse the expression — but with balls and deep pockets, how on earth do you take on somebody like the wru and stand up to them without there being financial detriment, reputational detriment? there has to be an independent body set up to look at complaints. i would like to see the welsh government take the bull by the horns and develop a system that is robust enough to hold sporting governing bodies to account. um... will that happen?

I tried to take them to an employment tribunal. they bullied me by saying they would put a cost order against me because they would argue that the claim was vexatious and that, as a result of that, it could amount to fees. extraordinary, extraordinary fees i would have to pay. 0n the balance of what was the most important at that time — my family and our livelihood, versus trying to fix an organisation i'd left, i chose my family and my livelihood. at the time, she says the wru argued she'd left it too late to bring a claim, and that she had no grounds for one. it told us her case was invest...