Tuesday 20 May
Unions are pointing out that changes to the pay equity system have made it “virtually impossible” for new claims to succeed. The government will spend… Read More »Tuesday 20 May
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Monday 12 May
Opposition to the Government’s attacks on pay equity are gathering steam, with protests around the country and more than 65,000 people already signed on to… Read More »Monday 12 May
Monday 5 May
Unions joined forces on May Day to fight back against the ongoing attack on workers’ rights under the current Government. The senior doctors’ union is… Read More »Monday 5 May
Workers’ Memorial Day 2025
Workers’ Memorial Day is an international trade union movement that honours working people killed and injured because of their work. We honour all workers, and… Read More »Workers’ Memorial Day 2025
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Comments on MBIE/MFAT proposed long-term insights briefing: “New Zealand’s future productivity to 2050”
The NZCTU’s view is that “New Zealand’s future productivity to 2050” is a worthwhile topic for the upcoming long-term insights briefing. It is important that… Read More »Comments on MBIE/MFAT proposed long-term insights briefing: “New Zealand’s future productivity to 2050”
Tuesday 20 August 2024
Growing unrest among St John ambulance workers and the broader fight for fair funding, as well as political tensions over Māori rights. Economic pressures and… Read More »Tuesday 20 August 2024
Advanced Training Skills
This two-day workshop aims to strengthen participants’ skills, knowledge, and understanding of adult and union learning to help build confidence and more effective practice when… Read More »Advanced Training Skills
Anga Whakamua | Shaping our Futures President’s Speech
Richard Wagstaff E ngā mana, e ngā reo, e ngā karangatanga maha, tēnā koutou Delegates, it’s so good for us to finally meet face to face, after being denied repeatedly by the pandemic. Last time… Read More »Anga Whakamua | Shaping our Futures President’s Speech