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Port Unions Demand Stronger Penalties For Negligent Employers

Wednesday, 28 April 2021, 9:04 am New Zealand’s two port unions have spoken out on Workers Memorial Day (28 April), demanding improvements to health and safety in New Zealand ports. The Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) and Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU) represent thousands of port workers throughout New Zealand. Leaders of the two unions say port workers are being killed and hurt due to systemic problems in the industry, and things have to change. MUNZ National Secretary Craig Harrison says the string of deaths and serious accidents at Ports of Auckland over the last few years was a glaring example of the problem, which had

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Rail Workers Call To Halt Trade Deal With Myanmar

Wednesday, 21 April 2021, 8:32 am The union representing New Zealand rail workers has spoken up against the deaths of rail workers under the Myanmar military dictatorship. Rail and Maritime Transport Union General Secretary Wayne Butson says there have been reports of 15 railway workers, mostly union members, being shot at the railway compound at Myitnge near Mandalay, Myanmar, on 14 April 2021. “The military dictatorship are waging a vicious war against unarmed civilians and workers, and New Zealand needs to do all it can to bring international pressure on them.” Mr Butson says the RMTU is backing calls by the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions to halt the ratification of the

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Hamilton-Papakura train struggles to attract passengers in first two weeks

Hamilton-Papakura train struggles to attract passengers in first two weeks Newshub 1 hour ago © Newshub. Watch: A report from the service s first day. The man whose daughter gave the new Hamilton-Auckland train service its name isn t concerned few people have jumped on board in its first week. Figures supplied to Stuff by the Waikato Regional Council show the 147-seat Te Huia service that runs between Papakura and the county s fourth-biggest city has been mostly empty in its first week. Two trains depart Hamilton early each morning, then return in the late afternoon/early evening. After a first day which saw two of the four trips more than half-full, it s been a struggle. The busiest service was Tuesday s afternoon return trip, which had 48 on board. At other times, there have been as few as 12 or 13 paying passengers.

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auckland scoop co nz » Rail Union Says Urgent Changes Required To Te Huia Commuter Rail Service

Press Release – Rail And Maritime Transport Union The union representing rail workers says the new Te Huia commuter rail service between Auckland and Hamilton is a great concept – but needs to tweak its operating model. Rail and Maritime Transport Union General Secretary Wayne Butson says Te Huia needs to pick up passengers at intermediate stations in order to build passenger numbers and provide a proper service to the area. He says new stations must be built at Te Kauwhata, Pokeno and Tuakau right away. The RMTU is urging the Minister of Transport to intervene and get KiwiRail, local Government and NZTA to work on reconfiguring the service, says Mr Butson.

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Community Scoop » Rail Union Says Urgent Changes Required To Te Huia Commuter Rail Service

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