TPPA opposed by maritime workers internationally
The Maritime Union has joined with other Pacific maritime unions to oppose the TPPA and other so called “free trade” deals
The Maritime Union has joined with other Pacific maritime unions to oppose the TPPA and other so called “free trade” deals
Indonesia’s Seafarer Union, Kesatuan Pelaut Indonsia (KPI) has agreed to enter into a federation with transport unions from Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand after a formative meeting in Kupang, Indonesia.
Maritime Unions have met in Auckland to work towards a Regional Maritime Federation to build union strength throughout the South Pacific.
A national day of action to stop the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement will take place on Saturday 29 March 2014.
New Zealand seafarers and waterfront workers were longtime supporters of the battle against apartheid.
Maritime union leaders from across the Asia-Pacific region will chart out the future of a proposed regional maritime federation in a high level meeting convening on November 13 in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
The New Zealand fishing industry is under the spotlight of a major international union campaign From Catcher to Counter.
The Maritime Union is playing an active role in the campaign against the TPPA free trade deal and has linked up to North American maritime workers fighting against the free trade deal.