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Christchurch power line engineers in the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union (EPMU) held a one hour stop work meeting and rally at 8.30am on 6 August outside...
Read ArticleNearly 2000 engineering and manufacturing workers will have pay increases above inflation and an extra day holiday in 2011 after EPMU members voted overwhelmingly to ratify the Metals...
Read ArticleAuckland StelTech engineers in the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union (EPMU) have won a three percent pay rise from the New Zealand Steel subsidiary following a two...
Read ArticleEPMU delegates in the metals and manufacturing sector met on 23 June and resolved to recommend that union members reject the employers' offer and call mass membership...
Read ArticleAuckland StelTech engineers in the EPMU have voted to take strike action after the company refused to give them a pay rise for the second year running. The...
Read ArticleNormal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 165 EPMU members at MCK metals in Taranaki took 24 hours of strike action on Tuesday...
Read Article165 Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members began strike action at MCK metals in Taranaki this morning after the company attempted to cut redundancy for new workers by...
Read ArticleThe Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union welcomes the Government's decision to extend current import tariff levels until at least 2015. The decision was announced today by Ministers...
Read ArticleNearly 2000 engineering and manufacturing workers will have redundancy protection after EPMU members voted overwhelmingly to ratify the Metals & Manufacturing multi-employer collective agreement. The agreement provides for up...
Read ArticleNearly 2000 engineering and manufacturing workers will have redundancy protection after EPMU members voted overwhelmingly to ratify the Metals & Manufacturing multi-employer collective agreement. The agreement provides for up...
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