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Tuesday, 3 October 2023
Employment 8:52AM
Costco living wage settlement sets new standard for grocery pay

Nearly 200 FIRST Union members who work at Costco in Auckland are "setting a new standard" for the supermarket and grocery industry after ratifying the store’s first Collective Agreement, which includes starting rates above the living wage, penal rates and overtime.

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Sunday, 23 April 2023
Employment 12:12PM
Bank workers not seeing record profits reflected in their wages

Bank workers in New Zealand have not received pay increases that are anywhere near commensurate with continued profits of the 'Big Four' (ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Westpac) over recent years.

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Thursday, 6 April 2023
Economy 9:43AM
Out-of-touch Reserve Bank putting unemployment ahead of wellbeing

FIRST Union is seeking answers on how rising unemployment, slower wage growth and less affordable housing can be squared off against the Government's commitment to the wellbeing of New Zealanders following today’s unexpected 50 basis point Official Cash Rate (OCR) hike.

394 views

Tuesday, 21 March 2023
Banks 9:25AM
Banking union calls for levy on bank profits

FIRST Union, the union for bank workers across New Zealand, is supporting calls for an immediate inquiry into bank profits and proposing a levy on excess profits to fund the establishment of a Ministry of Green Works.

326 views

Wednesday, 26 October 2022
Employment 2:27AM
Uber drivers win employment rights in historic Court case

New Zealand Uber drivers have won employment rights, with an historic ruling against the multi-billion dollar global giant arriving the morning after Labour Day.

562 views

Saturday, 30 April 2022
Employment 5:31AM
Kiwifruit workers at Seeka call for secure wages in new agreement

Workers at Seeka, the largest kiwifruit producer in New Zealand and Australia, have written to the company to seek assurances during bargaining for a new Collective Agreement that there will be no wage reductions at the end of the harvest in June.

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