Related documents:
Maersk in the Netherlands: Redundancy Agreement (138kb PDF)
Related pages:
Redundancy plans challenged in labour court
|
Staff reduction programme concluded
Change low graphic options | Change language | Skip content to navigation
Page context: Unions in Maersk > Latest News > Staff reduction programme concluded
Staff reduction programme concluded with Maersk in the Netherlands
On Tuesday 11 February 2008, FNV Bondgenoten and Maersk reached agreement on a staff reduction programme.
Major components of the programme include a good compensation scheme, a six-month outplacement period on full pay, and a minimum amount of three months pay for all employees who will be made redundant.
Furthermore, the programme includes allowances in order to cover lawyer’s costs and financial advice, while trade union members will be reimbursed for their membership fees for a period of two years.
The reorganisation with Maersk in the Netherlands is part of the world-wide ‘Streamline reorganisation’, whereby the international area-based structure is brought back to a country-based organisation. Since Rotterdam was an office for the international region-based structure, the loss of about 160 jobs is very substantial.
For more information, please contact:
Henk Onstwedder
mobile number +31 6 22 99 81 42
or telephone number +31 10 233 5169.
|
Section home:
Unions in Maersk
Other pages for Unions in Maersk:
About | Network Bulletin | Reports and Background | Network meetings | A.P. Moller-Maersk | Web links | Contact Information
Other pages for Latest News:
Unions buy Maersk shares | Maerks focus on workers' safety and green profile | Maersk pays settlement to drivers | Video: press conference | Unionists aiming to hold Maersk on the path | Maersk: The good, the bad and the ugly? | First union in Maersk terminal in Jordan establish | RMT union and Maersk agree on Norfolkline | Unions gain ground at Maersk | Miss Florida sues Maersk | Maersk: We won't discriminate | Maersk in Burma | Maersk in Mumbai | ITUC calls on Maersk to leave Burma | Unions accuse Maersk Oil for blacklist | Maersk urges Sri Lanka to liberalise | Maersk Line cuts | Maersk fires security company after brutality alle | Widow sues Maersk Line | Tug hijacked off Somalia | Maersk Oil platform closed | Maersk lays off Danish seafarers | Unions threaten Maersk Line with labour court | Redundancy plans challenged in labour court | Maersk suspends crew notices | Maersk withdraws sackings of Danish seafarers | Maersk profit rises | Union dispute in Maersk terminal in Tacoma | Pirates release tug crew | Bahrain port workers’ union calls on Maersk | Maersk pays financial penalty for poor safety | Securitas fires union activist | Maersk plans Iraq come back | Maersk fires officers | Maersk to recruit in China | Maersk to join UN Global Compact | Maersk make political donation to McCain | News Test Page
Main Sections:
Home | About us | Solidarity | Flags of Convenience campaign | Seafarers | Dockers | Civil Aviation | Railways | Road transport | Urban Transport | Fisheries | Tourism | Inland Navigation | Women | Education | Young workers
Transport International Magazine
accessibility | site help | site map
ITF House, 49-60 Borough Road, London SE1 1DR | +44 20 7403 2733 | mail@itf.org.uk