Break-through in the Metals

Friday, 19 March 2004, 10:26 am
Press Release: Engineering Printing and Manufacturing Union

March 19, 2004

Media Release

Break-through
in the Metals

The Engineering, Printing & Manufacturing Union has received a further offer from employers who are party to the Metals and Manufacturing multi-employer collective agreement. The union has agreed to take the offer to members over the next week for consideration and will recommend acceptance of the offer.

No further comment will be made until the response of the relevant employee parties is known.

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