Sandra Grey is making NZCTU relevant again
Sandra Grey is giving the union movement something it has lacked for years: urgency, clarity and political bite. And with the fuel crisis escalating, that matters.
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E tū members will rally to save jobs at Te Papa
They keep the museum running. Now they’re being cut while leadership earns up to $470,000. Te Papa workers are drawing a line.
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Take Inspiration From Australian Govt: Encourage Public Servants To Work From Home
Australia is cutting fuel use. New Zealand is forcing workers back into traffic. In a fuel crisis, that’s not just bad policy — it’s expensive.
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350 Jobs Lost as Wattie’s Confirms Factory Closures
Hundreds of workers face redundancy as Heinz Wattie’s confirms factory closures, in what unions warn is part of a growing manufacturing crisis.
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Government Bill Undoes Pike River Legacy: Pike Families – Stand With Pike
Pike River families condemn rushed law changes they say undermine workplace safety and betray the legacy of the 29 men who died.
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MBIE Still Fighting To Cut Flexible Work As Third Mediation Looms And Employment Relations Authority Hearing Set – PSA
MBIE’s fight to roll back flexible work is heading toward an Employment Relations Authority hearing, with the PSA accusing the ministry of breaching its collective agreement and ignoring modern workplace realities.
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Help us now: 23,000 home support workers crushed by petrol price hikes
23,000 home support workers face rising petrol costs as PSA urges the Government to act on fuel price pressures driven by the Iran war.
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PSA Calls On MPs To Sign Pledge To Stop Cuts To Holidays And Pay For Thousands Of Workers
Work extra hours? Under this law change, you could earn less leave. The PSA is warning thousands of workers will be worse off.
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Alliance Backs Striking Firefighters As FENZ Pay Dispute Escalates
They run toward danger — now they’re on strike. The firefighter dispute isn’t just about pay, it’s about a system stretched too far.
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PSA Backs CTU Plan for Labour Law Reform
PSA supports the CTU’s New Deal for Workers, calling for Fair Pay Agreements, automatic union membership and stronger labour protections.
