19 October 2026
More job losses in the media, and our health system continuing to crumble, this time in Marlborough, feature in today’s Union News. There’s also an… Read More »19 October 2026
More job losses in the media, and our health system continuing to crumble, this time in Marlborough, feature in today’s Union News. There’s also an… Read More »19 October 2026
Nurses dominate the union coverage in today’s Union News. The Chrises’ battle over the minimum wage also continues alongside a story on contractor vs employee… Read More »16 October 2026
Since the National-led Government took office, 48,000 more people are unemployed, and the number unemployed for six months or longer has risen 130 percent. The… Read More »Election 2026
Today’s Union News includes a further deep dive from Waatea into our Briefing to the Incoming Government and more about our collapsing health system, this… Read More »15 September 2026
You may have heard that the Luxon Government have changed the laws around citizen’s arrests. This law change does not compel anyone to engage in… Read More »Changes to citizen’s arrest law do not change employment rights
Today’s Union News features extensive coverage of issues within the health system, with unions (especially NZNO) being quoted in multiple articles. Union coverage Employment issues
Lalaga speaks to Pacific strength weaving together – our stories, our struggles, our faith, our unions, and our communities. Our Biennial Fono brings together union… Read More »KOMITI PASEFIKA BIENNIAL FONO 2026
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A Guide from NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi “We must always fight for social advance and political change — we live in an unfair and unequal… Read More »Lobbying for Workers
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Submissions on the Modern Slavery Bill close 28 May 2026 (read the full Bill here). The Bill, which is backed by both National and Labour,… Read More »Submission Guide | Modern Slavery Bill