P&O Wish Boss Fair Winds And Following Seas

A spokesperson for P&O Ferries said today that Chief Executive, Peter Hebblethwaite, was stepping down from his role and they extend their gratitude to him for his contributions over the past four years.
It was not known what Hebblethwaite said but we know what he said to his workers back in 2022 which was 'Your sacked' because it was he who was responsible for sacked almost 800 staff at P&O Ferries and replaced them with workers paid considerably less than the UK minimum wage.
Described as 'Britain’s most hated boss', Hebblethwaite always said his actions were the only way of saving the ferry group from going bust although during questioning at a parliamentary hearing, he was asked 'Are you just a shameless criminal?' for which he probably didn't hear because he was too busy imagining what he would spend the £183,000 bonus he was paid in addition to his £500,000 salary after making the controversial dismissals to..ahem... 'save money'.
To be fair to him, he did say at the time he reflected on that payment before deciding to accept it which makes everything alright, at least he reflected on making 800 people unemployed first before trousering what it would take a worker on the new rate of £4.47 an amazing 37,577 hours, 755 weeks or 13 years to earn.
Hebblethwaite has used that standard excuse of wanting to step down 'to spend more time with my family' which hopefully means taking a cruise on a P&O ship where he will be served his steaming hot tea by someone who is so knackered from working a 12 hour shift for £58.44 that they drop it in his lap through exhaustion.