OPINION: Union weakened by Ports of Auckland industrial dispute
A pivotal point in April last year took the Ports of Auckland and the Maritime Union industrial dispute behind closed doors, shifting the momentum entirely.
Thousands of people marched last year to “save” Auckland’s port.
The summer of discontent, dirty tricks and ugly rhetoric culminated in the March 2012 action, which The Maritimes, the Maritime Union’s magazine, characterised as the working class’ “defiant answer to the port management’s
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David Williams
Sat, 14 Dec 2013
Sat, 14 Dec 2013
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OPINION: Union weakened by Ports of Auckland industrial dispute
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