News from 2009-11

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says the first report from the 2025 Taskforce should be recognised for what it is - a rehash of the discredited...

Nearly 400 hundred miners at Solid Energy's Huntly East and Rotowaro mines will return to work tomorrow following a vote to accept the company's latest offer. Miners at...

Journalists, printers and sales staff at the Southland Times are striking today in protest at Fairfax's refusal to offer a wage increase, and will join thousands of...

Solid Energy should come to the table and work out a deal miners can accept rather than cynically attempting to play them off against each other and...

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union does not believe there is a valid business case to shift TelstraClear's customer support centres overseas and is urging the company to...

1000 Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members at Solid Energy's four main mines have voted to return to work at 6am Saturday morning. The decision follows three...

The National Government has failed New Zealand's miners by turning its back on sensible safety recommendations, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. The call follows a decision...

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This morning's lockout of 66 Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members by Amcor is...

The closure of Irwin Industrial Tools due to the fluctuating New Zealand dollar shows the desperate need for a major overhaul of New Zealand's financial system, says...

Solid Energy's claims that the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union is "irresponsible" shows the company has failed to recognise its workers' issues says the union. The State Owned Enterprise...