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New agreement at New Zealand Refining Company

Article Date: 
Saturday, September 1, 2012

Workers at New Zealand Refining Company at Marsden Point have a new two year employment agreement.

Contact Energy drivers set to strike

Date of Release: 
25/04/2013

A small division of Contact Energy will begin an indefinite strike on Friday.

Auckland Rockgas customers advised to stock up ahead of industrial action

Date of Release: 
Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Auckland customers of Contact Energy’s Rockgas would be wise to stock up on gas, ahead of industrial action starting this Friday by its drivers.

Te Kauwhata Transport staff likely to get jobs

Date of Release: 
23/03/2013
Union leader Robert Reid, general secretary of FIRST Union which represents truck drivers, said news of the receivership had "flummoxed" him because other trucking companies seemed to be doing OK with pay rises back to a healthy 3 per cent.

Taxi driver takes over wheel of single-crewed ambulance

Date of Release: 
24/03/2013
First Union's national ambulance sector coordinator, Neil Chapman, is calling for far greater scrutiny of what is happening in rural areas.

Size isn’t everything when it comes to union power

Article Date: 
Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Six workers might not seem like enough to make an impact on a business’s operations through industrial action but the union members at Onehunga’s Crane Distribution can tell you otherwise.

Industrial action at Auckland distribution centre

Date of Release: 
Thursday, January 31, 2013

Workers at an Auckland book and magazine distribution centre have started industrial action today, after talks over their employment agreement broke down.

Union calls for stronger work hour laws

Date of Release: 
20/01/2013

The union representing transport workers says the Government needs to introduce stronger laws to keep truck drivers from working long, unsafe hours.

Call to protect truckies from fatigue

Date of Release: 
20/01/2013

There's a call for the Government to follow Australia's lead in protecting truck drivers from fatigue.

Fine for trucking firm prompts calls for better driver protections

Date of Release: 
Sunday, January 20, 2013

A significant fine handed down to a truck operator this week has prompted calls for the government to better regulate truckies working conditions, and to stop blocking a UN protocol on long work hours.

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