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Tag: Kurt Beier Transport

Denmark / Philippines / Transportation, maritime

Philippine drivers rejected contract from Danish employer

November 5, 2018January 12, 2021 - by Lærke Weensgaard - Leave a Comment

Philippine drivers in Denmark have on 4 November rejected a contract from their criticized employer, because they find the pay increase too small. 26 Philippine drivers working for a subsidiary …

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Denmark / General news / Philippines

Danish police clear camp with Philippine drivers

October 30, 2018 - by Lærke Weensgaard - 1 Comment

The police has on 30 October moved Philippine truck drivers out of a camp in Southern Denmark, because the living conditions in the camp are bad. The drivers were moved …

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