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New Zealand Senior doctors to walk off the job in May as negotiations stall [Radio New Zealand] 17-04-2025

New Zealand when a pay rise is a pay cut-Briscoes and Rebel sport workers to strike [Workers First union] 08-04-2025

New Zealand Union power wins new Interislander ferries for New Zealand [ITF] 07-04-2025

New Zealand New E tū union poll shows most Kiwis oppose removing living wage from government contracts [RNZ] 31-03-2025

New Zealand Testing delays as lab workers begin rolling strikes [Radio New Zealand] 23-03-2025

New Zealand PSA takes legal action against councils to end pay discrimination against library workers [PSA-Te Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi] 20-03-2025

New Zealand Medical Laboratory Workers Return to the Picket Line in Nationwide Labor Action [Dark Daily] 14-03-2025

New Zealand Government plan to scrap Living wage for contracts 'abhorrent' [E tu union] 12-03-2025

New Zealand It’s time for Beehive women to get real on pay equity [NZCTU] 09-03-2025

New Zealand Health Workers Expose Harms Caused By Funding Cuts [PSI] 04-03-2025


Other news


Battlelines drawn over planned doctors strike 2025-04-24 [Radio New Zealand]

PSA, Health NZ settlement saves 200 roles from being cut 2025-04-24 [RNZ]

Auckland theatre nurses strike over unpaid overtime claim 2025-04-20 [NZNO-Toputanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa]

Medical testing company Awanui loses millions amid 'funding gap', staff to strike over pay 2025-04-20 [Radio New Zealand]

'Shame on Health NZ for years of unpaid nurses work'-union as strike looms 2025-04-20 [Radio New Zealand]

Job losses loom as UCOL faces $7m deficit 2025-04-17 [Radio New Zealand]

Inflation data confirms real terms minimum wage cut 2025-04-17 [NZCTU-Te Kauae Kamahi]

We're ready to fight back together 2025-04-17 [TEU-Te Hautu Kahurangi]

A call for action: Supporting Maori rights in Aotearoa 2025-04-17 [TEU-Te Hautu Kahurangi]

UCOL cuts will cause lasting damage 2025-04-17 [TEU-Te Hautu Kahurangi]

Worker's memorail day 28th April 2025-04-17 [NZCTU-Te Kauae Kamahi]

Health infrastructure plan ushering in privatization 2025-04-17 [PSA-Te Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi]

Job losses at Callaghan Innovation continue to climb -sixty four redundancies announced today 2025-04-17 [PSA-Te Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi]

Senior doctors to walk off the job in May as negotiations stall 2025-04-17 [Radio New Zealand]

'Made up number' Doctors dispute Simeon Brown's pay claim 2025-04-17 [Radio New Zealand]

Fiery exchange between health minister and senior doctors union 2025-04-17 [Radio New Zealand]

Madness to slash Reserve Bank budget at a time of economic challenge 2025-04-16 [PSA-Te Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi]

Palmerston north hospital staff want better security after gun-wielding man jumps into car 2025-04-15 [Radio New Zealand]

Nurses union raised concerns over safety before car-jacking 2025-04-15 [Radio New Zealand]

Hundreds more jobs proposed to go at Health NZ, union says 2025-04-15 [Radio New Zealand]

NZCTU give us their vision for Aotearoa New Zealand 2025-04-14 [The Daily Blog]

Palestine NZ protesters honour killed Gaza journalist -'targeted' say press freedom groups 2025-04-12 [The Daily Blog]

Nelson's hands-on message to Te whatu Ora over patient safety 2025-04-12 [NZNO-Toputanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa]

Nelson Hosptial short-staffed, run-down, 'not good enough for patients', says nurse 2025-04-12 [Radio New Zealand]

Nurses call for immediate halt to police withdrawal 2025-04-11 [NZNO-Toputanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa]

Cuts to fraud & audit jobs mean millions of health dollars overpaid or stolen will be lost 2025-04-11 [PSA-Te Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi]

Union fights to protect Woolworths staff pay amid restructure 2025-04-11 [Radio New Zealand]

'Stabbed in the back': Union on Woolworths restructure, store closures 2025-04-11 [Radio New Zealand]

  JOB   Union Organiser – fixed term 2025-04-10 [PSA]

  JOB   Regional Administration Manager 2025-04-10 [NZEI]

  JOB   Field Officer 2025-04-10 [NZEI]

Thousands of Woolworths workers could see pay cut under restructure, union claims 2025-04-10 [The Herald]

Woolworths confirms restructure, closes two stores 2025-04-10 [Radio New Zealand]

Woolworths confirms restructure, closes two stores 2025-04-10 [Radio New Zealand]

Brooke Van Velden ramps up her war on working people 2025-04-10 [NZCTU-Te Kauae Kamahi]

NZCTU announce transformative policy vision for Aotearoa 2025-04-10 [NZCTU-Te Kauae Kamahi]

Van Velden accused of undermining unions by scapping 30-day rule 2025-04-10 [Newsroom]

Christchurch wastewater plant faces five-day strike over conditions 2025-04-10 [Radio New Zealand]

Government's free speech bill is hypocritical 2025-04-09 [TEU-Te Hautu Kahurangi]

Christchurch wastewater workers begin five-day strike over collective agreement clause 2025-04-08 [CL Media]

Briscoes, Rebel Sport staff want payrise that keeps up with cost of living 2025-04-08 [Radio New Zealand]

Thirty day union rule for employment contracts to be scrapped 2025-04-08 [Radio New Zealand]

$2.4 billion investment needed to stop Tamariki sitting on learning support wait lists 2025-04-08 [NZEI-Te Riu Roa]

Union wants a teacher aide in every classroom 2025-04-08 [Radio New Zealand]

Personal finance helpline advisors to strike against unfair pay system that means they can't budget for themselves 2025-04-08 [PSA-Te Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi]

when a pay rise is a pay cut-Briscoes and Rebel sport workers to strike 2025-04-08 [Workers First union]

Union power wins new Interislander ferries for New Zealand 2025-04-07 [ITF]

Government must reverse cuts to civilian workforce if Defence spend-up is to be effective 2025-04-06 [PSA-Te Pukenga Here Tikanga Mahi]

Nurses back calls to scrap anti-Treaty Bill 2025-04-05 [NZNO-Toputanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa]

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This month in labour history


14-04-1912 The start of the Waihi Miners Strike, New Zealand. One of the country's most bitter disputes was to last six months. [more]