News from 2008-10

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union welcomes the government's announcement that it will develop further measures to improve mine safety and expects that to include legislation for health...

Results from the EPMU Work Rights Survey show a clear division between the political parties that support Kiwi workers and those that want to take their rights...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says Labour's employment relations policy will provide security for workers and their families in a time of increasing economic uncertainty. The policy builds...

Contact Energy's plans to double its directors' fees is an outrageous move given the rates they pay their workers and their recent increase in power prices, says...

Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members at Interwaste are taking strike action after the airline service company tried to halve their sick leave, reduce their redundancy and offered...

*Joint Media Release* More than a hundred Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union and National Distribution Union members at Croxley are taking strike action after the stationery manufacturer attempted...

*Joint Media Release* Carter Holt Harvey's announcement of proposed closures costing between 250-300 jobs at Putaruru and Mt Maunganui will be a shock to workers and their...

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Labour's policy to consult over minimum redundancy rights for workers would help ensure fairness and security in work during rough economic times says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing...

National's tax cut package will see high income earners benefit at the cost of working families and New Zealand's economic future, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. The...