National 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.
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The Maritime Union of New Zealand says National’s announcement of attacks on workers rights will be fought hard.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union of New Zealand has denounced attacks on unemployed New Zealand workers by the National Government.
Read MoreToday’s Timaru Herald features the Timaru public meeting this Thursday 17 September as their lead story.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union says immediate action is needed to stop the unfolding jobs crisis in New Zealand.
Maritime Union General Secretary Trevor Hanson says he is concerned that the Government appears to be “sailing in circles” as New Zealand drifts further into recession.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union says the New South Wales State Government could teach John Key one or two things about protecting jobs.
Nearly $4 billion worth of NSW government goods and services including uniforms, cars and even trains, will have to be sourced from Australian companies in order to boost local production and jobs, in an upcoming budget annoucement that has been welcomed by Australian unions.
Maritime Union of New Zealand General Secretary Trevor Hanson says this idea should be adopted immediately in New Zealand.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union says a plan to make Ports of Auckland workers redundant will be met with a strong response.
A national executive meeting of the Maritime Union held in Wellington today endorsed national action in support of the workers whose jobs are threatened at Ports of Auckland.
Representatives of the Auckland workers addressed the national meeting which unanimously endorsed industrial and legal strategies to fight job losses.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union says that protection for casual workers in the economic recession is a major focus for 2009.
Maritime Union General Secretary Trevor Hanson says the Union is interested in meeting with the incoming Minister of Labour in the new National-led Government to discuss the plight of casual workers.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union says that membership in a union is the best strategy for workers to get protections at a time of international economic turmoil.
Maritime Union General Secretary Trevor Hanson says that while both major political parties have been outlining pre-election “job transition policies” to assist redundant workers, the best guarantee for workers to do even better was to join a union today.
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