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DP World has shown absolute disdain for its own workforce, customers and the enterprise bargaining process by threatening to lock-out its Western Australian employees indefinitely from Thursday.

DP World has shown absolute disdain for its own workforce, customers and the enterprise bargaining process by threatening to lock-out its Western Australian employees indefinitely from Thursday.

MUA members past and present joined other union leaders and members of Parliament for the launch of a new book by Greg Combet today.

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has again called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, as its first cargo of medical aid arrived in the war-torn region.

MUA members are a generous bunch and this charitable spirit was exhibited in true MUA-style last week when delegates attending the

International speakers highlighted concerns about the safety of Chevron operations at a public meeting attended by over 300 people in Perth, Western Australia this week.

The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) is seeking a paralegal to join its in-house National Legal team.

The Human Rights Commission’s report into pregnancy and return to work highlights the need for the Government to strengthen workplace laws to stop discrimination against women at work.

Deckhands in Port Hedland have voted to take industrial action, after failing to negotiate a new Enterprise Bargaining Agreement with tugboat operator Teekay Shipping.

ITF President and MUA National Secretary Paddy Crumlin has given his thoughts to a London-based publication on upcoming container weighing regulations and what their impact will be on ports and ter