Maritime workers work in bulk facilities and in port authorities in maintenance, boat services and towage.
Published:
15Sep2022
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Paddy Crumlin
National Secretary
Maritime Union of Australia
Statement on maritime employers' comments about Australian port productivity
15 September 2022
Published:
9Sep2022
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Paddy Crumlin
National Secretary
Maritime Union of Australia
Statement in Response to Productivity Commission’s Draft Report into Maritime Logistics
9 September 2022
Published:
23Aug2022
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PADDY CRUMLIN
NATIONAL SECRETARY
MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA
STATEMENT ON NATIONAL PRESS CLUB ADDRESS BY AUSTRALIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY
23 AUGUST 2022
Once again, workers are under a sustained political attack, with their rights, pay and conditions in the crosshairs of big business in an opportunistic and dishonest misrepresentation ahead of the Federal Government’s national Jobs Summit.
Published:
12Aug2022
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WARREN SMITH
DEPUTY NATIONAL SECRETARY
MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA
MEDIA RELEASE
12 AUGUST 2022
DARWIN PORT WORKERS RESOLVE TO TAKE STRIKE ACTION AGAINST ROGUE EMPLOYER
Published:
3Aug2022
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Militant managers at Svitzer Tugs determined to trash towage labour negotiations
MUA / AMOU / AIMPE MEDIA RELEASE
04 AUGUST 2022
Militant Managers at Svitzer Tugs determined to trash towage labour negotiations
Published:
21Jul2022
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Resolution: Svitzer Towage
Background:
Various militant employers are seeking s225 terminations of their Enterprise Agreements as either a bargaining tool or because bargaining has failed to deliver their desired outcomes. This includes transport companies such as Qantas, manufacturers such as Tuftmaster and logistics companies such as Patrick Terminals.
Published:
20Jul2022
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WARREN SMITH
DEPUTY NATIONAL SECRETARY – MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA
MEDIA RELEASE
DARWIN PORTS MISLEAD MEDIA ABOUT PAY CUTS FOR WORKFORCE
