So many sticking points to reach agreement, says Ports of Auckland CEO
Ports and union bosses say it is time to move forward from a four-year battle for workers' rights.
Ports and union bosses say it is time to move forward from a four-year battle for workers’ rights but the negotiations have come under fire for dragging on far too long.
Maritime Union members unanimously voted for a collective employment agreement with Ports of Auckland early this morning, with
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Calida Smylie
Wed, 18 Feb 2015
Wed, 18 Feb 2015
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So many sticking points to reach agreement, says Ports of Auckland CEO
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