The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union welcomes the establishment of a taskforce on productivity and says strong workplace relations and decent training are essential elements to any long...
The general election ended last Saturday night with a convincing victory by the National Party. They have very quickly been able to pull together a governing coalition with...
The EPMU's contributions to political parties for the 2008 election are as follows: New Zealand Labour Party: $60,000 Green Party: $5,000 Maori Party: $4,000 Progressive Party: $1,000 ENDS For further information contact...
It's usually said of every general election, but this election is important. The world is changing dramatically. The world financial crisis, which has been with us for months...
This Saturday is election day and according to recent polls it promises to be a close one. EPMU senior national industry officer Paul Tolich says union members have...
The final leaders' debate before the election screens tonight at 7pm on TV One. Remember to text your vote and forward this message to your friends. The text...
The EPMU would like to inform members that at a recent National Executive meeting the decision was made to contribute to the following political parties 2008 election campaigns:...
The Council of Trade Unions has released a humorous video highlighting the issues at risk this election. The first video in the series can be found...
Results from the EPMU Work Rights Survey show a clear division between the political parties that support Kiwi workers and those that want to take their rights...
The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union says Labour's employment relations policy will provide security for workers and their families in a time of increasing economic uncertainty. The policy builds...