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Interislander union members plan industrial action over new personal grievance law

From NZ Herald · () English

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  • Interislander ferry union members have given notice of partial industrial action after reaching an impasse over new personal grievance laws.
  • The action will not stop Cook Strait sailings or affect passengers and non-KiwiRail cargo.
  • Affected members will refuse to load KiwiRail cargo units or perform related work.

Union members on New Zealand’s Interislander ferries have given notice of partial industrial action after talks over controversial new personal grievance laws reached an “impasse.”

The action will not stop Cook Strait ferry services. Passengers and non-KiwiRail cargo will not be affected, but members involved in the action will refuse to load KiwiRail cargo units or carry out related work.

Impasse

· Interislander union membersThe term describes the deadlock over the new personal grievance laws.
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