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Air New Zealand staff in Rarotonga are raising concerns over changes to working conditions and employment agreements that they say is a breach of the Cook Islands Employment Relations Act 2012.
With more than 2000 cabin crew in New Zealand set to strike as negotiations over pay and work conditions, stall, Rarotonga's Air NZ staff are also raising their concerns that includes employment processes.
According to local representatives, efforts are underway to secure collective employment agreements that provide fair conditions and proper consultation.
Staff at Air New Zealand in Rarotonga say changes to working conditions and employment agreements is a breach to the Cook Islands Employment Relations Act 2012 and are not those of a fair a
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