Another blow for forestry
April 15, 2004
Media Release
Another blow for forestry
The central North Island forestry industry took another blow today with news that Carter Holt Harvey’s Rotorua sawmill is to be sold.
EPMU organiser Megan Jones’Mamanu said that workers had been told the mill might close if a buyer wasn’t found.
“It’s the same old story,” she said. “If they talked to us earlier, we might have been able to help.”
Last month Carter Holt Harvey told workers at the Kinleith surfacer plant that it was likely to close.
The EPMU has 69 members at the Rotorua sawmill. They have a redundancy agreement as part of their collective employment agreement.
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