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E Tū Takes Major Cleaning Companies To Employment Relations Authority - Vimarsana News

E Tū Takes Major Cleaning Companies To Employment Relations Authority

E tū, the union for cleaners in Aotearoa New Zealand, has filed an application for fixing with the Employment Relations Authority, after the companies party to the Commercial Cleaners Multi-Employer Collective Agreement (MECA) have refused to ...

Pay Equity For Care And Support Workers – Time's Up! - Vimarsana News

Pay Equity For Care And Support Workers – Time's Up!

Care and support workers across Aotearoa New Zealand are urgently calling for a new pay equity settlement, with their current agreement expiring tomorrow (31 December). Over 65,000 workers who provide much needed care for groups like the elderly and ...

FPA Repeal: A Blow To Working Kiwis, Māori, Women, And Pasifika - Vimarsana News

FPA Repeal: A Blow To Working Kiwis, Māori, Women, And Pasifika

The new Government has dealt a blow to working New Zealanders with its decision to repeal Fair Pay Agreement (FPA) legislation this week. “This government promised to tackle the cost of living, and yet this decision shows they are hellbent on removing ...

The Government Must Fund Care Workers Before Landlords - Vimarsana News

The Government Must Fund Care Workers Before Landlords

E tū, the biggest private sector union in Aotearoa New Zealand, is shocked to learn that the National Party’s coalition agreement with ACT would see planned tax breaks for landlords brought forward, costing at least $900 million according to analysis ...

Journalists Reject Deputy PM's Comments About The Media - Vimarsana News

Journalists Reject Deputy PM's Comments About The Media

In light of the Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters’ recent comments about the media, a group of journalists who serve as E tū delegates say these claims are misinformed. Mr Peters has claimed the Public Interest Journalism Fund was a government “bribe” ...