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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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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
- Fairfax wage freeze claims incorrect - EPMU
- 2 July, 2009
Claims by management at the Fairfax-owned Nelson Mail that a wage freeze has been imposed on staff at the paper are incorrect, says the Engineering, Printing and...
Read Article - Chorus changes cause serious concern - EPMU
- 25 June, 2009
The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union has serious concerns about the decision to shift work done by Telecom's Chorus division in Auckland and Northland to Visionstream - a...
Read Article - EMA should stick to the facts
- 10 June, 2009
Claims by the Employers and Manufacturers Association that personal grievances are out of control fly in the face of extensive independent research, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing...
Read Article - Youtube: Aussies block Brisbane streets in support of Zeal crew
- 10 June, 2009
Australian transport unions stopped traffic at the busiest intersection in Brisbane's travel district on Wednesday last week in support of EPMU Zeal 320 members who are in...
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