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EPMU Represents workers in:
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News from 2009-10
For all media enquiries please contact the Communications Manager on 0272 765 146
- ACC privatisation will cost workers up to $200m a year - EPMU
- 22 October, 2009
The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says National's decision to privatise the ACC Work Account is a cynical move that will transfer up to $200 million a...
Read Article - Cryovac workers start industrial action over wage freeze demand
- 21 October, 2009
Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members at Cryovac Sealed Air in Porirua have begun industrial action over the company's attempt to impose a wage freeze despite making a...
Read Article - MCK workers strike over redundancy clawback
- 20 October, 2009
165 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 Article - $29m Tui profit justifies pay freeze - Yeah right
- 19 October, 2009
Tui workers in Timaru and Greymouth are giving a collective ‘yeah right' to Dominion Breweries over the company's attempt to impose a pay freeze. More than 50 Engineering,...
Read Article - ACC cuts a needless attack on working Kiwis - EPMU
- 14 October, 2009
The Government's decision to hike ACC levies and cut entitlements is a needless and cynical attack on New Zealand workers, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. ...
Read Article - Smith's ACC figures smoke and mirrors - independent review needed
- 12 October, 2009
The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union is calling for an independent review of figures used by ACC Minister Nick Smith to signal cuts to ACC coverage and...
Read Article - ACC figures ‘accounting trickery'
- 9 October, 2009
The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says ACC Minister Nick Smith and his handpicked board chair, John Judge, are being deliberately misleading in their assessment of ACC's financial...
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