News from 2009-07

The Government must call on Don Brash to resile from comments made in his speech at AUT or remove him as the Chair of the 2025 Taskforce...

Telecom lines engineers are taking nationwide strike action today over their employer's refusal to offer redundancy protection at a time of uncertainty in the industry. The lines...

Telecom's Rotorua and Whakatane-based field technicians have joined the nationwide lines engineer strike as of midday today. The 48 Rotorua and Whakatane EPMU members are employed by Telecom's Australian-owned...

The Government's decision to appoint Don Brash to chair the 2025 productivity taskforce signals trouble for workers, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. The union is concerned...

New Zealand's largest postal union, the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union, has negotiated substantial protections for its members at New Zealand Post as the State Owned Enterprise rolls...

Nearly 2000 engineering and manufacturing workers will have redundancy protection after EPMU members voted overwhelmingly to ratify the Metals & Manufacturing multi-employer collective agreement. The agreement provides for up...

Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union delegates from the telecommunication sector will meet in Auckland next Wednesday to plan the details of their campaign to stop Visionstream's dependent contractor...

Claims by management at the Fairfax-owned Nelson Mail that a wage freeze has been imposed on staff at the paper are incorrect, says the Engineering, Printing and...