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'No-one deserves that': Linfox worker shocked over manager's racist message - Vimarsana News

'No-one deserves that': Linfox worker shocked over manager's racist message

A worker of Indian descent was left "feeling worthless, like I'm not a person", after a racist jibe about his availability to work during lockdown.

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Auckland construction company not allowing unvaccinated on site under alert levels 2 and 3 - Vimarsana News

Auckland construction company not allowing unvaccinated on site under alert levels 2 and 3

Unions and industry bodies are urging caution when it comes to policies that mandate Covid-19 vaccination.

Auckland construction company not allowing unvaccinated people on site under alert levels 2 and 3 - Vimarsana News

Auckland construction company not allowing unvaccinated people on site under alert levels 2 and 3

Unions and industry bodies are urging caution when it comes to policies that mandate Covid-19 vaccination.

Many big businesses not applying for the wage subsidy - www.indianweekender.co.nz - Vimarsana News

Many big businesses not applying for the wage subsidy - www.indianweekender.co.nz

Applications for the wage subsidy have been coming thick and fast with 128000 since the scheme opened on Friday and almost 500 million already paid out

Marsden Pt workers feel abandoned by govt as job cuts loom - Vimarsana News

Marsden Pt workers feel abandoned by govt as job cuts loom

But hundreds of other jobs - contractors and local businesses - would also likely be lost. Today workers gathered for a union meeting to discuss their future and many described their disappointment and frustration at the way the potential shutdown had been handled by Refining NZ - and the government. Shane Hool has worked at the refinery for 32 years but said the coming months may be his last if the close down, proposed for the second quarter of next year, goes ahead. But he said there were concerns the refinery might not even make it that far, with staff leaving in droves.

Source: rnz.co.nz