Good stuff Andrew! This is a great opportunity to demand that the Employment Relations Act's anti worker and anti union bans on solidarity strikes be scrapped as well!

And this from Peter Dunny's media release, a Minister in Clark's Cabinet:

"Who on earth do the EPMU think they are that they should stoop to this sort of industrial blackmail?" asked Mr Dunne.

"This is not France where industrial legislation is decided by street rioting ? this is New Zealand where these matters are decided by people making submissions to a select committee and by the people's elected representatives in Parliament."

What an elitist toss pot!

And I agree with Don that the EPMU shouldn't be letting Labour off the hook. For example, what about the Air New Zealand engineers?

Dunny is flushed with his own self-importance.

we'll be there! awesome - thought it was an april fools joke! obviously they are feeling pressure from other unions to look MiLiTaNt. this will be a good opourtunity to get other people involved and radicalise it.

Peter Dunne is not a minister in Clark's cabinet. He is minister of revenue outside cabinet. And in the quote mentioned, he was speaking as leader of the United Future party, not as a government spokesperson. He is not bound by collective responsibility in areas outside his portfolio.

Dunne is a minister in Clarks right wing government, just like her other buddy Winston Peters. Labourites can play pretend about the unpleasant realities of the present regime, doesn't mean they're not still there.

Lets not forget the so-called "pro-workers" and "pro-Maori" Maori party helping get this through.

Maori Party, yeah right.

I agree with Don as well. This is definately a chance for all Unions to come together and join forces for a day of action against what is blatant anti-union laws. Show these politicians that workers are bearing the brunt of every decision made in favour of corporate greed.

EPMU 'scare' Wayne Mapps? Meiow thatll be worth watching. At least they give him three months notice to toughen up and wear his underpants on the outside.

Why wait for EPMU head office to plow its way through another 8 weeks of media releases and paper threats?

Have a go at the Maori Party. Challenge the membership to tell Turia, Flavell and Sharples to go and join National and stop attacking the rights of workers.

The SFWU press release is a bit more stroppy but instead of identifying workers strengths to stand up collectively it plays on their fears as individuals meekly moving to the bosses tune.

"...If a worker thinks their boss can sack them within the first 90 days for no good reason and without the protection of termination rights under the ERA or any workplace Collective/Individual Agreement, that worker will be INCREDIBLY unlikely to EVER stand up for their rights or the rights of other workers..."

That's right, INCREDIBLY UNLIKELY because if Mapps Bill becomes Mapps Act, why would any worker ever stand up for themselves without the union official to tell them to? So says the officials catachism, all say after me: "we are the union, you are our clients".

Waiting for three months to scare Mapp is like waiting for the next Aussie election to get rid of Howards 'Work Choice' - its a hyber-nation.

We need to stand up to Mapp now and give the union officials the message that their campaigns are losers!

Why don't all the wildcats organise in their unions now for an anti-Mapp cat scrap?

"We need to stand up to Mapp now and give the union officials the message that their campaigns are losers!

"Why don't all the wildcats organise in their unions now for an anti-Mapp cat scrap?"


So what did you end up doing in the end? Oh, that's right, absolutely nothing. Keep attacking those unionists who do all the work and actually mobilise real workers though.

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