Maritime Union response to facilitators recommendations on Ports of Auckland

The Maritime Union of New Zealand welcomes today the message from Ports of Auckland Limited (POAL) that it is willing to compromise, on the basis of the recommendations of the facilitator, to reach the settlement of a collective agreement at the Port.

The Mari­time Uni­on of New Zea­l­and wel­comes today the mes­sage from Ports of Auck­land Lim­ited (POAL) that it is will­ing to com­prom­ise, on the basis of the recom­mend­a­tions of the facil­it­at­or, to reach the set­tle­ment of a col­lect­ive agree­ment at the Port.

Mari­time Uni­on of New Zea­l­and Nation­al Pres­id­ent Garry Parsloe says the Uni­on con­siders the recom­mend­a­tions as a whole to be a use­ful basis to enter into what it hopes will be a suc­cess­ful round of nego­ti­ations with POAL, as is recom­men­ded by the Author­ity, to reach a set­tle­ment that is fair to all the parties.

He says the Mari­time Uni­on will be seek­ing to enter into nego­ti­ations as soon as pos­sible.

“The Uni­on is seek­ing the agree­ment of POAL to an all up meet­ing of mem­bers to enable mem­bers to con­sider the recom­mend­a­tions and any pro­gress made in bar­gain­ing on them in the inter­im.”

Details of the recom­mend­a­tions are con­fid­en­tial and the uni­on will not be mak­ing any fur­ther com­ment on them.

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