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Union says plans to close Dick Smith stores unsettling

A union representing retail employees says plans to close and sell-off Dick Smith stores is unsettling for staff, who don't know if they'll be out of a job.

Union criticises ANZ Australia's job cuts

FIRST Union Finance Sector secretary Andrew Casidy said "there is no case to be made for cutting jobs when the bank is extremely profitable and with chronic understaffing in the banking industry on both sides of the Tasman."

Drop in consents hurts builders

The drop in work ... had also affected the country's sawmills, said Robert Reid, secretary of First Union, formerly the National Distribution Union.

Building consents sound a warning bell over jobs and sawmills

Date of Release: 
Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Building work needs to pick up to keep workers in employment and ensure local sawmills stay in business, a union for wood processing workers said today.

Industry needs Govt help - union

A union representing wood processing workers says Government intervention is needed to save the industry from a crisis.

Trouble at mill as jobs are axed

The union representing sawmill workers is seeking government intervention after an Upper Hutt mill announced it will close with the loss of up to 40 jobs.

More job losses in wood – how many more before Govt notices?

Date of Release: 
Wednesday, December 7, 2011

As more sawmill job losses are confirmed, a union for wood processing workers is asking how many more mills will close before the Government admits there is a crisis.

Cavalier jobs axed as looming economic malaise slashes into sales

Last week, First Union (formerly NDU) announced Cavalier had made 22 workers and some management redundant across its Wiri, Napier and Wanganui mills, while Norman Ellison Carpets, which is 70% owned by Cavalier, made 20 workers redundant at its Onehunga yarn mill this week.

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