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CTU condemns Carter Holt tactics

Published: Fri 9 May 2003 08:54 AM
CTU condemns Carter Holt tactics
“It seems very clear that the Carter Holt negotiators deliberately broke down the Kinleith negotiations yesterday and should be condemned for it” CTU president Ross Wilson
“The information I am getting is that a settlement was in prospect before Carter Holt negotiators deliberately tabled a proposal both parties had accepted was not a runner several months ago” he said
“It appears that Carter Holt are game playing and don’t want this dispute to be settled”.
“These are industrial relations tactics from the past and raise serious issues about the credibility of one of New Zealand’s largest employers.” Ross Wilson said.
“AS retiring CHH Chair Wilson Whineray said last week both parties need to compromise” he said “Clearly his own company didn’t heed that message”.
“The CTU will be calling on all unions to continue the financial and other support to the Kinleith workers and their union”
New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
Te Kauae Kaimahi
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi brings together over 350,000 New Zealand union members in 40 affiliated unions. We are the united voice for working people and their families in New Zealand.
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