Union disappointed that more Chch jobs are heading north

Scoop Thursday 2nd February, 2012

Thursday, 2 February 2012, 4:14 pm Press Release: EPMU 2 February 2012Union disappointed that more Christchurch jobs are heading northThe union representing postal and logistics members, the EPMU, is disappointed that Christchurch is losing 40 jobs at a time when the region’s economy is struggling.The 40 warehouse jobs at Contract L...

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