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Maritime Union elects new national officials in union elections

The Maritime Union of New Zealand has elected two new national officials in their three-yearly union elections. The new General Secretary of the Union is Joe Fleetwood of Wellington. A new Assistant General Secretary of the Union has also been elected, Ray Fife, of Bluff. The National President of the Maritime Union, Phil Adams of Port Chalmers, was re-elected unopposed. The National Vice President of the Maritime Union, Garry Parsloe of Auckland, was also re-elected unopposed. The elections took place in a postal ballot of all financial members of the Union which closed last Friday. The new General Secretary of the Union, Joe Fleetwood, thanked members for their support and thanked all members who took part in the democratic process of the elections.

The Mari­time Uni­on of New Zea­l­and has elec­ted two new nation­al offi­cials in their three-yearly uni­on elec­tions.

The new Gen­er­al Sec­ret­ary of the Uni­on is Joe Fleet­wood of Wel­ling­ton.

A new Assist­ant Gen­er­al Sec­ret­ary of the Uni­on has also been elec­ted, Ray Fife, of Bluff.

The Nation­al Pres­id­ent of the Mari­time Uni­on, Phil Adams of Port Chalmers, was re-elec­ted unop­posed.

The Nation­al Vice Pres­id­ent of the Mari­time Uni­on, Garry Parsloe of Auck­land, was also re-elec­ted unop­posed.

The elec­tions took place in a postal bal­lot of all fin­an­cial mem­bers of the Uni­on which closed last Fri­day.

The new Gen­er­al Sec­ret­ary of the Uni­on, Joe Fleet­wood, thanked mem­bers for their sup­port and thanked all mem­bers who took part in the demo­crat­ic pro­cess of the elec­tions.

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