Maritime Union continues to press Ports of Auckland over dirty politics activities
Maritime Union National President Garry Parsloe says Ports of Auckland management is trying to get off the hook from its
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Maritime Union National President Garry Parsloe says Ports of Auckland management is trying to get off the hook from its
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Read MoreThe release of an internal email today shows that ACIL is confused about their role in the Port of Auckland dispute, says the Maritime Union.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union is supporting locked out members of the National Distribution Union at Progressive Enterprises sites in Auckland, Palmerston North and Christchurch.
Maritime Union General Secretary Trevor Hanson says the Union has committed itself to financial, practical and moral support for the workers and their pickets.
He says the situation is a serious one because it showed how multinational corporates in New Zealand are determined to create a low-wage economy.
Read MoreMaritime Union of New Zealand members at the Ports of Auckland met this morning to look at the recommendations of the Employment Relations Authority facilitator on the dispute.
Read MoreMaritime Union of New Zealand members at Ports of Auckland have backed their Union with a vote of confidence.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) says productivity bonuses paid to Ports of Auckland workers who are members of MUNZ are a “positive sign.”
Read MoreThe Maritime Union says that it pleased with progress made in talks with Ports of Auckland Limited management.
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