News from 2008-05

Policy that allowed business to take Kiwisaver contributions from wages could cost the average worker $190,000 in wages and lost interest over their working life says the Engineering,...

National is playing a dangerous game with New Zealanders' futures by refusing to front on its plans for Kiwisaver contributions says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. The...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union welcomes the Government's step to provide help to working New Zealanders by cutting taxes, but says higher wages are the real answer...

While the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union will continue to campaign for the rights of its members this year, it is disappointed with the outcome of the...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says media reports that the union has called for the Electoral Commission to prevent the public from objecting to the registration of...

Members of the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union and the Aviation and Marine Engineers Association have rejected Air New Zealand's pay offer and have voted to escalate their...

Broadband technicians will be converging on Telecom's main offices in Auckland and Christchurch today to protest the company's failure to provide the money needed for a decent pay...

The National Party's challenge to the registration of the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union as a third party under the Electoral Finance Act will be heard in...

After three weeks of consultation with Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members and officials as well as non-union workers, Carter Holt Harvey has decided to close its Kopu...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says businesses must use the Government's decision to delay the phase out of free carbon allocations as an opportunity to make their...