There are two superannuation funds that Maritime Union members are eligible to join, depending on what part of the industry they work in.
For further information, click on the links below:
Superannuation
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Welcome to the Maritime Union
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Deaths of fishing crew members a maritime tragedy
- The reality of National’s “90 day fire at will” laws
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Maritimes magazine Winter 2010 online now
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National anti-worker attack will be resisted
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Rail campaign Dunedin meeting attracts positive public response
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New Zealand unions protest Mexican government’s use of force against striking workers
- It’ll ruin us!
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National budget an attack on working class
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Maritime Union joins calls to reverse KiwiRail decision
- TPC Wellington cleared for departure following negotiations
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Hector Thorpe: To Victor Billot, Congratulations to you and th...
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Pat O'Dea: Despite the short notice, I hope MUNZ can have a p...
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Malcolm Deans: How do we fight back when our hands are tied behin...
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admin: This union is pro-working class, its members have ...
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