News from 2008-03

National's continued attempts to portray New Zealand's low wages as a tax issue is politics at its most cynical, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. The call...

Telecom must front up with the money for proper pay and conditions for telecommunications workers, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union's Electrical and Communications Industry Council. The council...

The new meal-break law will make a huge difference to tens of thousands of New Zealand workers says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. While nearly all unionised...

The centenary of the Blackball mining strike is a time to reflect on the importance of the union movement in New Zealand's society says the Engineering, Printing...

Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members at the Automobile Association have restarted their industrial action campaign. The roadside technicians, who voted to reject the association's last offer, will not...

Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members at Stevenson Engineering in East Tamaki will begin two days of strike action tomorrow morning in protest at the company's refusal to...

Bargaining between members of the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union and Telecom contractor Downer Engineering broke down on Friday. The breakdown came after the telco advised it did...

Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing members at Ecolab in Hamilton have put their industrial action on hold in advance of mediation with the company tomorrow morning. The workers began...

Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members at the Automobile Association have voted to reject the organisation's latest pay offer and will meet this week to discuss their next...

Forty-five Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members in the New Plymouth District Council parks division began strike action at 4pm today after nearly eight months of stalled bargaining. The...