Facts on the Ports of Auckland dispute

The Maritime Union and the Council of Trade Unions have released a fact sheet on the Ports of Auckland dispute.

The Mar­itime Union and the Coun­cil of Trade Unions have released a fact sheet on the Ports of Auck­land dis­pute (updat­ed 3 Feb­ru­ary 2012).

Port of Auck­land Dis­pute Fact Sheet 3 Feb­ru­ary 2012 (PDF, 128 Kb)

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  1. sur­prised no pick­et was put up accros the line so those nasty s*abs could­nt cross. Or Tau­ran­ga guys did­n’t black Auck­lands work’

  2. Social­ist Appeal ful­ly sup­ports MUNZ in fight­ing back against casu­al­i­sa­tion of the wharfies. This is an attempt to take the indus­try back to the dark ages, where work­ers have no rights at work.

    This is with­out doubt an overt­ly polit­i­cal move orches­trat­ed by the man­age­ment to bust the union and as a way of mak­ing oth­er work­ers feel­ing frieght­ened for their jobs.

    Nat­u­ral­ly the gov­ern­ment wants to pri­va­tise the port and their prop­er­ty spec­u­la­tor rob­ber barons would dear­ly like to get their grub­by hands on the Auck­land water­front.

    Sup­port the Auck­land Wharfies
    No to Casu­al­i­sa­tion
    No to Pri­vati­sa­tion
    Nation­al­i­sa­tion of ports under work­ers con­trol and man­age­ment
    AN INJURY TO ONE IS AN INJURY TO ALL

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