'Herald’ ink blacked by union
PA Auckland Paint and varnish workers yesterday put a ban on deliveries of printing ink to Wilson and Horton, Ltd, publisher of the “New Zealand Herald,” in support of a union campaign for a wage rise of $2O a week. The secretary of the Paint and Varnish Workers’ Union, Mr Frank Clarke, said the ban would be for an indefinite period. He said that the “New Zealand Herald,” through its editorial columns, was considered by unions to be biased against trade unions.
Waterside workers in Auckland will stop work this morning for 48 hours in protest at the wage freeze and what the Waterside Workers’ Federation termed a clamp on trade union negotiating rights.
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Press, 16 June 1983, Page 8
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