Privatization of Ports of Auckland would be a disaster for Auckland
Relinquishing control of Auckland’s key strategic asset would be a “lose lose situation” for ratepayers, workers and businesses.
Read MoreRepresenting New Zealand maritime workers since 2002
Relinquishing control of Auckland’s key strategic asset would be a “lose lose situation” for ratepayers, workers and businesses.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union has spoken out against a new report pushing the privatization of Ports of Auckland.
Read MorePorts of Auckland is back on track and there is no need to “mess with success.”
Read MoreThe Maritime Union sends our best wishes to members and their families and communities in Auckland, and all those in the northern regions going through the extreme weather event. Keep safe.
Read MoreThere has been a push to shut down or phase out the Ports of Auckland. We now need to reflect on the advantages of having a local logistics hub that can function even in extreme weather events.
Read MoreMUNZ National Organizer Graham McKean delivering the message about Fair Pay Agreements to Local 13 at the Ports of Auckland members 16 January 2023.
Read MoreMaritime Union New Zealand (MUNZ) and Ports of Auckland (POAL) have today agreed to a pay structure which provides Stevedore more stability of income.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union says the Ports of Auckland is too important to the country to be drawn into a local power struggle.
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