CEO’s approach blocking solution in Ports of Auckland dispute
The approach of the Ports of Auckland CEO Tony Gibson to the current industrial dispute is blocking any hopes of an early resolution.
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Ports of Auckland management bear responsibility for port dispute
The dispute at Ports of Auckland is the result of a management agenda to divide the workforce.
Read MoreWinning in the world’s ports
In every corner of the globe, dock workers’ unions are organising. A film produced for the ITF dockers section conference at the ITF 42nd Congress.
Read MoreTPPA free trade deal should be dropped
The Maritime Union is calling for the abandonment of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement, describing the free trade plan as a “sell out to global corporations.”
Read MoreNational anti-worker attack will be resisted
The Maritime Union of New Zealand says National’s announcement of attacks on workers rights will be fought hard.
Read MorePort of Auckland workers gain global support against outsourcing
The Maritime Union of New Zealand has gained international and national support for its stand against management plans to outsource labour at the Ports of Auckland.
Read MoreNational Government responsible for mass unemployment, not unemployed Kiwis
The Maritime Union of New Zealand has denounced attacks on unemployed New Zealand workers by the National Government.
Read MoreMaritime workers gear up to resist Ports of Auckland outsourcing
A meeting of around 150 Auckland maritime workers held today had a simple message for Ports of Auckland management about plans to outsource labour to outside contractors: “not this century.”