Auckland City — Auckland Transport needs to slow down and undertake a proper consultation before pushing ahead with plans to cut 150 jobs says the Public Service Association Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga.
By
PSA
382 views
Auckland City — Cleaners are the latest group of workers from E tū to initiate for their Fair Pay Agreement.
By
E tu
452 views
Auckland City — The Employment Relations Authority has fined the Ports of Auckland $40,000 for illegally employing strike breaking contractors during industrial action at the Port earlier this year.
By
Maritime Union of New Zealand
863 views
Auckland City — The timing of suggestions today that the facilitation process for settling the long-running Auckland waterfront dispute is unwinding invites a cynical response.
By
Auckland Chamber of Commerce
498 views
Auckland City — Maritime Union of New Zealand members at Ports of Auckland have backed their Union with a vote of confidence.
By
Maritime Union of New Zealand
417 views
Auckland City — Different roles have different uniform standards but as a general principle staff in customer service roles are in breach of SKYCITY's uniform standards if they carry items such as personal mobile phones, books and other items which might interfere with their full engagement with their customers.
513 views
Auckland City — A union for low paid workers in retail, logistics and other sectors says a new campaign launched today in support of a living wage will capture the mind of the public, who are becoming more aware of growing inequality in New Zealand.
311 views
Auckland City — Ports of Auckland has today welcomed agreement from MUNZ to make an urgent application for facilitation in order to settle the eight month dispute.
226 views
Auckland City — Auckland wharfies are today relieved to hear that they can return to work to get the Port up and running again for Auckland.
437 views
Auckland City — During an Employment Court hearing today, the parties agreed that the union's arguments regarding lockouts would be adjourned until 11:00am on Friday 30 March.
244 views
Auckland City — Today's injunction stopping Ports of Auckland progressing its plans to dismiss and replace its workforce, combined with the company's plan of an indefinite lockout, leaves Auckland Council with no choice but to intervene to find a workable solution to the industrial dispute, the Maritime Union said today.
427 views
Auckland City — Ports of Auckland Limited attended mediation yesterday.
195 views
Auckland City — Ports of Auckland has today met with union representatives regarding the return to work of Maritime Union members who have been on strike for the past 4 weeks.
264 views
Auckland City — The Green Party says news that workers at the Ports of Auckland will resume negotiating their collective employment agreement without the threat of job losses highlights the weakness of the port company's legal position.
217 views
Auckland City — Ports of Auckland has been encouraged by the judge to return to mediation and is doing so in good faith.
227 views
Auckland City — Ports of Auckland workers will be boosted by several displays of support and solidarity this weekend, the Maritime Union said today.
438 views
Auckland City — Ports of Auckland workers are disappointed that the Auckland Council has lacked the necessary leadership to help resolve the current employment negotiations at the Ports.
245 views
Auckland City — Maori Bishop of Wellington joins Ports workers 4pm today to express support Bishop Muru Walters of Wellington will be joining the Ports of Auckland workers' picket line at Teal Park today.
506 views
Auckland City — Representatives of the Council of Trade Unions and the Maritime Union are attending a full meeting of the Auckland Council this morning.
430 views
Auckland City — The powerful group of global unions – which between them represent tens of millions of unionised workers – today said they are now on ‘red alert’ over the treatment of workers in New Zealand that is being dramatically illustrated by disputes at the Ports of Auckland, Affco and the Oceania care company.
267 views
Auckland City — Oceania Group is disappointed that workers have chosen to use a 2-hour staff meeting called to discuss the company’s latest wage offer to instead rally outside the company’s offices in front of the news media.
218 views
© 2024 infonews.co.nz
