Thursday Jun 18 | Marine News
Feeder Ship in Service, Hamburg to Finland
The feeder ship A La Marine was welcomed at the Port of Hamburg's terminals on 8 June 2009 for the first time.
Finland wants more information on risks of gas pipeline
Finland is asking for a significant amount of additional information on the impact that a planned undersea natural gas pipeline from Russia to Germany would have on the environment.
Owen-Illinois to close factory in Finland -Paper
US glass maker Owen-Illinois has launched cooperation procedure talks at its factory in Kotka in southeastern Finland, provincial daily Kymen Sanomat reported on Monday.
Swine flu scare spurs demand for masks
Concerns over the worldwide spread of swine flu grew in Finland on Wednesday when the first patient suspected of an infection was quarantined in Lahti.
Poor oxygen situation threatens Gulf of Finland - once again
This has caused the gulf's water to stratify. Because the water fails to mix, the water layers near the bottom will gradually run out of oxygen.
Dispute over female clergy leads to first sackings of church employees
The long-standing dispute within the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church over the ordination of women has led to the first cases in which church employees have been sacked for their opposition to female ...
Finland's Steveco starts layoff talks in Kotka
Finnish stevedoring company Steveco said in a statement Monday it would launch a round of statutory cooperation procedure talks affecting the entire workforce of its operations in Kotka.
Finnish harbours fear sharp decline in work
Kemi Shipping, the largest forwarding agent in the harbour of Kemi, announced on Friday that it would hold co-determination talks with personnel, on possible layoffs among its 130 employees.