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Redundancies Hit Fuel Tanker Drivers at North Killingholme’s Prax Group Refinery

Axis Logistics Limited has entered administration and the majority of its 137 staff have been made redundant with immediate effect.

Redundancies Hit Fuel Tanker Drivers at North Killingholme’s Prax Group Refinery

Title: Job Losses Impact Fuel Tanker Drivers at North Killingholme’s Prax Group Refinery

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Axis Logistics Limited, a firm with significant ties to Prax Group’s oil refinery in North Killingholme, has stepped into administration, leading to immediate job losses for a majority of its workforce, numbering 137. The implications of this move are resonating throughout Lincolnshire, given the Prax Group’s status as a key local economic player. The issue has given rise to concerns about job stability and economic buoyancy in the surrounding territory, occasioning calls for measures and intervention to ensure the protection of local employment. This article has been revised by The Lincoln Post, initially reported by www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk.

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