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Port bosses sensitive to show of union power

Political columnist Chris Trotter writes today on the Ports of Auckland dispute how "a victory for the union at this point in the dispute could only be interpreted as a victory for all unionised workers."

Polit­ic­al colum­nist Chris Trot­ter writes today on the Ports of Auck­land dis­pute how “a vic­tory for the uni­on at this point in the dis­pute could only be inter­preted as a vic­tory for all uni­on­ised work­ers.”

 

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  1. This is a superb, well writ­ten art­icle. Some­thing we have not seen before in rela­tion to our dis­pute.
    Would­n’t it be some­thing if the Roy­al New Zea­l­and Her­ald were to pub­lish it.
    Hope­fully now the Gibbo and board with have the blow­torch on their y‑fronts now.

    Mike

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