Waterfront hostility behind union team-up

Increasing price pressure on the waterfront from shippers and exporters has seen two of the country's largest transport unions join forces.The Maritime Union and the Rail and Maritime Transport Union yesterday confirmed they had formed a strategic allianc

Robert Smith
Fri, 09 Apr 2010

Increasing price pressure on the waterfront from shippers and exporters has seen two of the country’s largest transport unions join forces.

The Maritime Union and the Rail and Maritime Transport Union yesterday confirmed they had formed a strategic alliance that will focus on New Zealand ports,

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