50631 2017-19 170 Sandy Martin 2017-07-11 That this House expresses grave concern about the potential closure of Delphi Diesel Systems in Sudbury; urges the company to engage in meaningful consultation with workers at the site; notes that the Sudbury site is the most profitable in the UK, returning profits in the region of £1 million month on month; challenges Delphi Diesel on any business strategy which relies on offshoring as a failure to recruit and retain the levels of skilled workers required; hopes that the rumoured closure of the Sudbury site is not part of a strategy to ultimately pull out of the UK altogether; is therefore worried about the effect that closure will have on the workforce, the local economy and the sustainability on the rest of the UK-based Delphi Diesel operation; and calls on the company to engage in constructive relations with Unite to resolve the dispute. Companies Employment Industrial relations Sandy Martin 2017-07-11 Proposed Ipswich Labour Grahame Morris 2017-07-11 Seconded Easington Labour Kelvin Hopkins 2017-07-11 Seconded Luton North Labour Ian Mearns 2017-07-11 Seconded Gateshead Labour Jo Stevens 2017-07-11 Seconded Cardiff Central Labour Dan Carden 2017-07-11 Seconded Liverpool, Walton Labour Chris Stephens 2017-07-11 Signed Glasgow South West Scottish National Party Clive Lewis 2017-07-12 Signed Norwich South Labour Mike Hill 2017-07-13 Signed Hartlepool Labour John Spellar 2017-07-13 Signed Warley Labour Jim Cunningham 2017-07-13 Signed Coventry South Labour Jim Shannon 2017-07-13 Signed Strangford DUP Neil Coyle 2017-07-17 Signed Bermondsey and Old Southwark Labour Stephen Hepburn 2017-07-17 Signed Jarrow Labour Clive Betts 2017-07-17 Signed Sheffield South East Labour David Crausby 2017-07-20 Signed Bolton North East Labour Vernon Coaker 2017-07-20 Signed Gedling Labour Laura Pidcock 2017-07-20 Signed North West Durham Labour