MUA National Secretary Paddy Crumlin has welcomed the agreement of a new contract that will see about 300 United Steelworkers wages, pensions and benefits increase by 50 per cent over six years as
The Maritime Union of Australia welcomes Stena’s decision to finally provide union officials access to the Stena Clyde rig to visit members and discuss safety concerns following an accident on Augu
The Maritime Union of Australia has expressed concern today at news that the NSW State Government has decided in its 2011-12 budget to privatise Sydney's Port Botany.
Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Chair, Barry Buffier, and WorkCover NSW met with representatives from several NSW Unions this morning, including Unions NSW, Construction, Forestry, Mining an
The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) has paid homage to the extraordinary contribution made by thousands of merchant seafarers, who bravely served on Australian, Commonwealth and Allied ships, and
Gina Rinehart is not only Australia’s richest person, she is also clearly the most out of touch and cold-hearted Australian, based on her latest attack on workers and their rights, say unions.
MUA National Secretary and ITF President Paddy Crumlin is to hold a high level meeting in early September in Washington with prominent union leaders on the topic of automation.
The Maritime Union of Australia extends its deepest sympathies to the families, friends and colleagues of the two workers tragically killed working on the Stena Clyde rig in the Otway Basin off the
"No automation. No change, without agreement. That's what the MUA is about, that's what stevedoring is about in this country." That was the key message from National Secretary Paddy Crumlin.