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Rail Union Condemns Te Huia Auckland Ban

The Union representing rail workers says an order from rail regulator Waka Kotahi that effectively shuts down Te Huia from Papakura into Auckland is over the top and makes no sense. Waka Kotahi issued a Section 28 notice under the Railways Act last .

Budget Funding For Rail A Huge And Positive Contribution

Rail Workers Call To Halt Trade Deal With Myanmar

Wednesday, 21 April 2021, 8:32 am The union representing New Zealand rail workers has spoken up against the deaths of rail workers under the Myanmar military dictatorship. Rail and Maritime Transport Union General Secretary Wayne Butson says there have been reports of 15 railway workers, mostly union members, being shot at the railway compound at Myitnge near Mandalay, Myanmar, on 14 April 2021. “The military dictatorship are waging a vicious war against unarmed civilians and workers, and New Zealand needs to do all it can to bring international pressure on them.” Mr Butson says the RMTU is backing calls by the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions to halt the ratification of the

KiwiRail Needs To Operate For The Long Term Benefit To The Economy, Not For Short Term Profit

Friday, 18 December 2020, 9:58 am The union representing rail workers says KiwiRail needs to be turned into a ‘public benefit entity’ so it can operate for the greater good of New Zealand. The Government has recently asked the Treasury and the Ministry of Transport to consider KiwiRail’s “entity form” as the current State-owned Enterprise (SOE) model is not working. Rail and Maritime Transport Union General Secretary Wayne Butson says SOE legislation requires Kiwirail to have an overriding commercial focus, and this short-term approach undermines any long term strategy for rail as essential infrastructure. The SOE model works against the retention of services on lines which may be

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