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6 comments:
From Trident's Stefanie Moreland:
"Trident Seafoods can only provide limited comment due to pending litigation and personnel privacy. Trident believes the claims of discrimination are false. Personnel decisions were taken in the interest of the safety of the vessel and its crew. Trident has a long history of treating all employees with dignity and respect."
Any news on Trident moving to Unalaska?
The chief engineer is missing the point of his job.
Trident had three reasons to fire the guy.
sounds like discrimination to me ,the guy was capable and proved it for 25 years Jenson would'nt give him a chance to prove it and then saying he could'nt stand to look at that hand across the galley table what would you call it?
This Engineer lost his fingers on the deck of a crab boat 25 years ago, he went right back to work and has been an outstanding engineer through out his career.
Trident cleared him for duty.
He was definitely discriminated against by this captain who said he couldn’t stand looking any his hand.
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