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Air New Zealand has locked out 240 cabin crew who work for its subsidiary Zeal 320 Ltd. They are employed on wages and conditions that are inferior to those of their counterparts at Air New Zealand, despite doing the same work.
ITF unions in New Zealand are backing cabin crew members who have been locked out in a dispute with Air New Zealand.
The Maritime Union of New Zealand; Rail and Maritime Transport Union; National Distribution Union; Merchant Service Guild; and Aviation and Marine Engineers Association have all pledged support for the air crews, who are members of the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union (EPMU).
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