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The Panel with Cameron 'WhaleOil' Slater and Richard Barter

Cameron Slater, Christianity, Garry Parsloe, Iconography, Ports of Auckland, Richard Barter, Richard Pearson, Strike, UnionBy Pat BrittendenMarch 22, 20121 Comment

Cameron, Richard and Pat talk about Nick Smith, The Ports of Auckland and wearing religious iconography [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/40534412″ iframe=”true” /]

Ports back down, win for unions…but are we still at an impasse?

Backdown, Garry Parsloe, Ports of Auckland, Richard Pearson, UnionBy Pat BrittendenMarch 22, 2012

I interviewed Garry Parsloe a couple of weeks ago and we came to the conclusion together that the situation is at am impasse. If the Ports ultimately want contracting, and the unions want a collective contract then there is no way forward. Today we hear from Richard Pearson from the Ports of Auckland that they…

Gary Parsloe concedes PoA have the right to contract out work…which leaves Auckland with an impasse

Garry Parsloe, Media, Money, politics, StrikeBy Pat BrittendenMarch 8, 2012

Gary Parsloe, the President of the Maritime Union, confirms the Ports of Auckland has the right to contract out jobs however there is no way forward in the dispute between the Ports of Auckland and the Unions. Now I have extrapolated slightly, but not illogically, from a conversation I had with him this morning. We…

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