Corrections Disappointed At Industrial Action

Saturday, 8 April 2006, 11:01 am
Press Release: Department Of Corrections

Corrections Disappointed CANZ To Proceed With Industrial Action

The Department of Corrections said it is satisfied that some progress was made in mediation with CANZ today but is disappointed Corrections Inmate Employment (CIE) CANZ members have decided to proceed with industrial action next week any way.

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