New Zealand wharfies join international day of action against Qube Ports
New Zealand maritime workers will be rallying in support of Australian workers at Qube Ports on Monday 16 December 2024.
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Representing New Zealand maritime workers since 2002
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War on the Wharves IX
War on the Wharves IX is coming home to South Sydney! The Maritime Union of New Zealand and ILWU Local 142 Hawaii will be joining the MUA to raise money for people doing it tough through our unique, international charity boxing comp!
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Maritime Union of New Zealand back struggle of Australian Unions against anti-Union, anti-worker laws
The Maritime Union of New Zealand has offered its full support to Australian Unions in their struggle against anti-Union laws.
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New cross-Tasman maritime worker federation to bolster MUA and MUNZ power in Kiwi and Australian ports
At the Maritime Union of Australia’s National Conference in Adelaide the MUA and the Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) announced a new federation bringing together the two unions in a formal arrangement to build workers’ power at ports throughout Australia and New Zealand.
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Successful resolution for Australian port workers at DP World
The Maritime Union of New Zealand has offered its congratulations to the Maritime Union of Australia for the successful resolution of the industrial dispute at DP World terminals.
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New Zealand maritime workers support Australian workers at DP World
Australian port workers at DP World have the full support of New Zealand maritime workers.
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ITF’s Nowhere to Hide Week of Action to be expanded to New Zealand ports as Inspectors stamp out rampant wage theft
MUNZ representatives recently took part in this ITF campaign and training in Australian ports. Many of the ships and situations of course also visit NZ waters.
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New Zealand maritime workers back Australian tug crews in Svitzer dispute
Svitzer management are attempting clawbacks of wages, reducing job security, and undermining safety standards, for their Australian tug crews.
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