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Unions taste defeat in Rotterdam Dockers’ Clause shortsea/feeder ship dispute

News29 Aug 2020by Harry de Wilt
A Rotterdam court has turned down trade union demands for crew lashing/securing and unlashing on shortsea and feeder ships under 170m long to be prohibited

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