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Foreign firms warned to treat workers with dignity and respect amid P&O Ferries boycott call
DP World London Gateway, container port in Stanford-le-Hope, Essex

FOREIGN firms operating in Britain have been warned to treat their workers with dignity and respect by the TUC in the wake of the renewed row over calls for a boycott of P&O Ferries.

The boycott call was first made in 2022 when the firm sacked its 796-strong workforce in Britain and replaced them with overseas workers paid a fraction of their wages.

Maritime union RMT launched a boycott of P&O Ferries in response to the sackings in March 2022.

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