News from 2007

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says New Zealand can not afford to drag its heels on climate change, but our policy response must ensure a just...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union will be running a mass member rally in Hawkes Bay tomorrow to brief members on the union’s 2008 campaign plans. The meeting...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says National’s call for extensive tax cuts is a hollow call from a party that still has no answer on improving...

Labour Day is the day we should stop and think about our rights at work, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. The first stage of the EPMU’s...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union is challenging the National Party and Business NZ to come clean on where they stand on workers’ rights, after both made statements...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union has told Parliament’s justice and electoral select committee that the principles of the Electoral Finance Bill are sound and the law must...

TVNZ’s sacking of a security guard for politely criticising the comments of a Breakfast show commentator is shocking, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. Louis Rawnsley, who has...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union welcomes the Government’s response to the manufacturing industry initiative, Manufacturing +. One of the Government’s responses to the Manufacturing + report has been...

Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members at electrical lines company Tenix have withdrawn their notice of strike action after the company substantially increased its offer. As a sign of...

Many of New Zealand’s top journalists will be gathering at the Engineering Printing and Manufacturing Union’s Journalism Matters summit in Wellington this August to discuss the direction of...