Second week of full strike action announced at Ports of Auckland

The Maritime Union has announced ongoing strike action at Ports of Auckland.

The Mari­time Uni­on has announced ongo­ing strike action at Ports of Auck­land.

A fur­ther one week strike notice has today been placed on the port start­ing 2 March.

This would dir­ectly fol­low on from the one week full strike notice that is due to start 24 Feb­ru­ary.

Mari­time Uni­on of New Zea­l­and Nation­al Pres­id­ent Garry Parsloe says that any strike action could be lif­ted if port man­age­ment returned to nego­ti­ations.

He says the Uni­on has shown it is pre­pared to nego­ti­ate and find a con­struct­ive solu­tion, but the Port Com­pany will not nego­ti­ate and are threat­en­ing the live­li­hoods of work­ers and their fam­il­ies.

Mr Parsloe says a man­age­ment scheme to out­source the work­force is under­min­ing good faith bar­gain­ing and is being chal­lenged by the Uni­on.

A major cam­paign is under­way set­ting the record straight about the issues, which had gained strong interest in Auck­land and inter­na­tion­ally.

More inform­a­tion about the issues avail­able on cam­paign web­site www.saveourport.com

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