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- 23 July 2026
Several unions feature extensively across the news from the last day, with job cuts at Stuff, failures at Waikato Hospital, and the second reading of the… Read More »23 July 2026 - 22 July 2026
Today’s Union News includes coverage of proposed changes at Stuff (affecting E Tū members) as well as the PSA’s stop-work meeting at MBIE. The Post also… Read More »22 July 2026 - 21 July 2026
The highlight from today’s Union News is a piece on Burger King’s AI assistant and the a worker’s experience of working alongside it. Also, keep an… Read More »21 July 2026
Latest Press Releases
- Fastest in a generation electricity price rises continue hurt for working people
Inflation has surged above 4 percent again, with the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) showing prices rising 4.1 percent annually, says Acting President of the New Zealand Council of… Read More »Fastest in a generation electricity price rises continue hurt for working people - NZCTU welcomes Bill to make union membership the default for new workers
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi (NZCTU) is welcoming the Green Party’s Employment Relations (Automatic Union Membership) Amendment Bill, announced this morning at E Tū’s… Read More »NZCTU welcomes Bill to make union membership the default for new workers - Attacks on unions are costing working people
A new report from the OECD shows that working people are being left behind by this Government, says New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi Secretary Melissa… Read More »Attacks on unions are costing working people - NZCTU supports energy transition through Solar Saver
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi is welcoming Labour’s Solar Saver policy to deliver more solar power to New Zealand households. “In a cost-of-living crisis,… Read More »NZCTU supports energy transition through Solar Saver - Fight for worker health and safety not over says NZCTU
Workers are disappointed by the passing of the Health and Safety at Work Amendment Bill, but an opportunity has arisen to minimise its damage, says Melissa Ansell-Bridges, Secretary of… Read More »Fight for worker health and safety not over says NZCTU - NZCTU welcomes Labour’s plan to restore and expand Apprenticeship Boost
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi is welcoming Labour’s announcement today that it will restore and expand the Apprenticeship Boost scheme if elected in November.… Read More »NZCTU welcomes Labour’s plan to restore and expand Apprenticeship Boost
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Latest Union Jobs
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NZNO Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa | Director of Nursing and Professional Services | Wellington
Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO), is the leading and largest organisation of Nurses in Aotearoa New Zealand. In its role as the lead voice of nursing, its advocacy and action covers the professional, industrial and political interests of nurses. An exciting vacancy has now occurred in our staff for…
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PSA Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi | Assistant Secretary |
The PSA Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi is the largest union in New Zealand and is an innovative and dynamic organisation employing over 200 staff throughout New Zealand. We are a membership-based organisation with a bicultural structure. Te Rūnanga o Nga Toa Āwhina is the Māori arm of the PSA membership. We have more than…
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PSA Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi | Union Organiser | Wellington
The PSA Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi is the largest union in New Zealand, Aotearoa and is an innovative and dynamic organisation employing 200 staff throughout New Zealand. We have over 95,000 members working in central and local government, health and community services. As the largest union in New Zealand Aotearoa, we can provide opportunities…
Opinion
- From campaigns to courtrooms: Learnings from the International Trade Union School about building workers’ power
Some experiences are a lasting gift that stay with you forever – and this was one of them. I had the utmost privilege of representing the working people of Aotearoa… Read More »From campaigns to courtrooms: Learnings from the International Trade Union School about building workers’ power - Conflict everywhere, especially here in New Zealand
The first of April is both April Fools’ Day and the start of the new financial year. In Aotearoa New Zealand, it’s also the time when the support we give… Read More »Conflict everywhere, especially here in New Zealand - Resolving Pay Equity for Care and Support workers is a Disability Rights issue
There will be those who read that headline and scratch their heads and wonder, what does resolving Pay Equity have to do with Disability Rights? Some will say that Disability… Read More »Resolving Pay Equity for Care and Support workers is a Disability Rights issue - Workers First Union 3: Uber 1
A.C.T is an acronym. It stands for the Association of Consumers and Taxpayers. Why then are they doing Ubers bidding when they (Uber) are neither a consumer nor a taxpayer?… Read More »Workers First Union 3: Uber 1 - Kotahitanga in action | Unions at Waitangi
This Waitangi Day, a delegation of NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi leadership and Te Rūnanga o ngā Kaimahi Māori o Aotearoa members travelled up North to the Waitangi Treaty Grounds to… Read More »Kotahitanga in action | Unions at Waitangi - Back on Track? Not according to workers.
Aotearoa New Zealand is way off track according to workers who took part in the CTU’s Mood of the Workforce Survey. Off track because we see the super-rich getting even… Read More »Back on Track? Not according to workers.
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