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Craig Harrison: Time to listen to the port workers on the frontline

Craig Harrison: Time to listen to the port workers on the frontline 7 Apr, 2021 11:12 PM 5 minutes to read Tau Henare, Shane Te Pou and Robert Reid from First Union demand the resignation of Ports of Auckland CEO, Tony Gibson, in light of the damning Health and Safety report. Video / Dean Purcell Tau Henare, Shane Te Pou and Robert Reid from First Union demand the resignation of Ports of Auckland CEO, Tony Gibson, in light of the damning Health and Safety report. Video / Dean Purcell NZ Herald The Ports of Auckland has been in the news recently, for all the wrong reasons.

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Māori and union leaders deliver letter urging Auckland port boss to quit

Senior Māori and union leaders say the Ports of Auckland boss needs to quit, and should leave the role without a payout. Independent Māori Statutory Board deputy chair Tau Henare, former Labour Party and union official Shane Te Pou and First Union general secretary Robert Reid renewed their calls as they delivered a letter to Tony Gibson on Thursday, urging him to step down in the wake of a scathing review into health and safety at the port. In recent years there have been three fatalities at the port. In 2020 Pala amo Kalati was crushed to death, while in 2018 Laboom Dyer died after the straddle carrier he was driving fell over, and in 2017 member of the public Leslie Gelberger was killed by a port vessel while swimming.

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Māori, union leaders deliver letter urging port boss to quit

Māori, union leaders deliver letter urging port boss to quit © RNZ / Nick Monro Senior Māori and union leaders say the Ports of Auckland boss needs to quit, and should leave the role without a payout. Independent Māori Statutory Board deputy chair Tau Henare, former Labour Party and union official Shane Te Pou and First Union general secretary Robert Reid renewed their calls as they delivered a letter to Tony Gibson on Thursday, urging him to step down in the wake of a scathing review into health and safety at the port. In recent years there have been three fatalities at the port. In 2020 Pala amo Kalati was crushed to death, while in 2018 Laboom Dyer died after the straddle carrier he was driving fell over, and in 2017 member of the public Leslie Gelberger was killed by a port vessel while swimming.

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Worker injured at Auckland port two days after damning report on safety concerns

Worker injured at Auckland port two days after damning report on safety concerns © RNZ / Kymberlee Fernandes An ambulance was called to treat an injured worker at the Ports of Auckland last week - just two days after a damning report revealed widespread safety concerns. Ports chief executive Tony Gibson said things would change but on Thursday a stevedore fell six feet through a rusted hatch on a ship. Maritime Union Auckland spokesman Grant Williams said she landed on her tailbone and suffered a number of injuries. Her arm, her thumb, shin, ankles, not life threatening [but] serious enough to be off work, but she s doing all right, she s in good spirits right now, Williams said.

New zealandNew zealand generalKymberlee fernandesGrant williamsTony gibsonLaboom dyerTua dyerMaritime union aucklandUnion aucklandபுதியது ஜீலாந்துபுதியது ஜீலாந்து ஜநரல்கய்ம்பெரிலீ பெர்னாண்டஸ்மானியம் வில்லியம்ஸ்டோனி கிப்சன்த்தூ சாய தொழிலாளிகடல் தொழிற்சங்கம் ஆக்லாந்து

Worker injured at Ports of Auckland two days after damning report on safety concerns

Worker injured at Ports of Auckland two days after damning report on safety concerns 6 Apr, 2021 07:09 AM 5 minutes to read A Ports of Auckland stevedore fell six feet through a rusted hatch on a ship on Thursday. Photo / Michael Craig A Ports of Auckland stevedore fell six feet through a rusted hatch on a ship on Thursday. Photo / Michael Craig RNZ By Nita Blake-Persen of RNZ An ambulance was called to treat an injured worker at the Ports of Auckland last week - just two days after a damning report revealed widespread safety concerns. The Ports have been linked to three deaths in recent years and last Tuesday an independent health and safety review found the need for significant improvements.

New zealandNew zealand generalGrant williamsTony gibsonLaboom dyerTua dyerNita blake persenMaritime union aucklandUnion aucklandபுதியது ஜீலாந்துபுதியது ஜீலாந்து ஜநரல்மானியம் வில்லியம்ஸ்டோனி கிப்சன்த்தூ சாய தொழிலாளிகடல் தொழிற்சங்கம் ஆக்லாந்துதொழிற்சங்கம் ஆக்லாந்து

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