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Woolworths Agrees 12 3% Wage Increase Over Two Years For Supply Chain Teams In New Collective Employment Agreement

Woolworths New Zealand and FIRST Union have signed a new Collective Employment Agreement that will see Woolworths New Zealand’s Primary Connect ambient distribution centre team receive an average wage increase of more than 12% over the next two years.

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Business Scoop » Woolworths Agrees 12 3% Wage Increase Over Two Years For Supply Chain Teams In New Collective Employment Agreement

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Woolworths New Zealand agrees 12 3% wage increase over two years for supply chain teams

Woolworths New Zealand agrees 12 3% wage increase over two years for supply chain teams
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Business Scoop » Countdown DC Workers Take Action As Rising Cost Of Living In Auckland Goes Unmet

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Hundreds of Countdown workers to strike in Auckland as pay negotiations stall

First Union says the supermarket chain's distribution centre workers want an increase to cover the rising costs of living.

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