NZCTU Endorses MUNZ Call For Port Safety Inquiry
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions wholeheartedly
endorses the Maritime Union of New Zealand’s call for an
inquiry into port safety in New Zealand, says General
Secretary Melissa Ansell-Bridges.
"The death of Atiroa Tuaiti on 19th April at the Ports of Auckland is a tragedy and our thoughts are with his family and community.
‘It's deeply concerning that yet again, a worker has been killed at Ports of Auckland’ says NZCTU Secretary Melissa Ansell-Bridges, ‘Clearly, something needs to change in the industry. This is just the latest tragedy in a long line of events at the port.’
"Every New Zealander deserves to know that when they leave for work in the morning, they will come home safely at the end of the day. We need a thorough and in depth inquiry into what has gone wrong at the ports and what needs to be done to keep people safe."
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