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EPMU Represents workers in:
- Engineering
- Manufacturing
- Print & Media
- Energy & Mining
- Timber
- Food
- Postal & Logistics
- Electrocomms
- Plastics
- Public Service & Infrastructure
- Aviation
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NZCTU Newswire
- It only hurts when I laugh - Unions run ACC ads at Sevens 5.2.10
- Sharp rise in unemployment demands Government action 4.2.10
- Pay rises slow, but still coming through 2.2.10
- Youth Union Movement: Government license proposals unfair 29.1.10
- Thanks Jeanette! - CTU 28.1.10
- Youth Union Movement appalled at 25c rise and age discrimination in minimum wage 27.1.10
- Minimum wage increase not enough 27.1.10
- Methyl bromide ban needed now 26.1.10
- Cut in top personal tax rate not priority - CTU 20.1.10
- ACC cuts undermine fairness of compensation scheme 18.1.10
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The EPMU is a democratic union representing fifty thousand working New Zealanders across eleven industries. When you join the EPMU you’re gaining strength on your worksite and the support of tens of thousands of other EPMU members.
Latest News
- Government inaction may lock in high unemployment
- 4 February, 2010
The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union is warning record unemployment levels may become the norm if the Government continues to do nothing. The call follows news of the...
Read Article - Retail workers celebrate defeat of Easter trading bill
- 11 December, 2009
Retail workers are celebrating the defeat of a bill from National MP Todd McClay that would have made it harder for workers to spend Easter with their...
Read Article - Government's ACC levy increases ‘a needless kick in the guts'
- 11 December, 2009
The National-led Government announced large hikes in ACC levies this week that will cost the average worker nearly $200 more every year. Workers on the average wage...
Read Article - Minister orders inquiry into workplace deaths
- 11 December, 2009
The Minister of Labour, Kate Wilkinson, has ordered a report into the reasons behind the high level of workplace fatalities this year and what can be done...
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