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Business Scoop » Rail Union Calls For Dunedin Council To Do The Right Thing And Keep Dunedin Railways Rolling

Press Release – Rail And Maritime Transport Union The union representing rail workers is calling upon Dunedin City Council to do the right thing at its meeting on Tuesday 13 April when it decides on the future of Dunedin Railways. Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU) General Secretary Wayne Butson … The union representing rail workers is calling upon Dunedin City Council to do the right thing at its meeting on Tuesday 13 April when it decides on the future of Dunedin Railways. Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU) General Secretary Wayne Butson says the RMTU led the recent Keep Dunedin Rail Rolling campaign, with the support of Unions Otago and a large number of people in the community.

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Community Scoop » Rail Union Calls For Dunedin Council To Do The Right Thing And Keep Dunedin Railways Rolling

Community Scoop » Rail Union Calls For Dunedin Council To Do The Right Thing And Keep Dunedin Railways Rolling
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SunLive - End to Western Sahara rock imports inevitable

SunLive - End to Western Sahara rock imports inevitable
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Shipping company slavery accusations concerning , Mahuta says

Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta concerned about recent human trafficking allegations in Fiji. Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta says New Zealand is keeping a close eye on how Fiji responds to accusations of human trafficking in the South Pacific nation, but a union representative says we need to go even further. Seafarers allege they were brought to Fiji on false promises by Goundar Shipping, and ended up working in unsanitary, unsafe conditions for seven days a week with the company providing little more than one slice of bread, a cup of tea, and the occasional cup of noodles to workers. The Filipino workers allege their boss at Goundar Shipping, one of Fiji’s largest shipping companies, held back their passports and dumped them on a wharf with wages unpaid and no ticket home to the Philippines after they complained about their situation.

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Business Scoop » NZ Unions Call For Action Over Alleged Fiji Trafficking Scam

Press Release – ITF New Zealand New Zealand transport workers unions are calling on their government to put Fiji on notice after Police launched an investigation into the potential human trafficking of dozens of Filipino seafarers in the country’s shipping industry . 20 Filipino … 20 Filipino seafarers were recruited by Goundar Shipping to operate its ferries in Fiji; Goundar promised seafarers monthly wages of US$1000 but were paid much less arrival; The company refuses to pay more than AU$250,000 owed to seafarers in unpaid wages; Seven of the seafarers remain abandoned in Suva without support networks, permanent housing or income. “Investigations by unions have uncovered allegations of widespread abuse, underpayment, unsafe conditions, and even of human trafficking and slavery, in New Zealand’s own backyard,” said Paul Tolich,

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