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Paper Reclaim & NDU Agreement Reached
Paper Reclaim & NDU Agreement Reached
The group of twenty-five workers who were taking
strike action at Paper Reclaim Limited over wage issues has
this morning returned to work following agreement between
the company and the National Distribution Union.
The parties reached agreement following a mediation process yesterday.
Company and Union representatives have this morning undertaken an inspection of the plant and have confirmed that neither the operations of the plant nor the working conditions have been impacted by the strike.
Inspection of the site has confirmed that any potential rodent problem is well managed and is satisfied that the management controls in place are satisfactory.
The terms of the agreement remain confidential to all parties.
ENDS
About Paper Reclaim Limited
Established in 1975 to pioneer recycling in New Zealand, Paper Reclaim now employs more than 120 people and is the country’s largest privately owned recycling company.
The 100% kiwi-owned company is recognised as the market leader in the commercial collection and processing of cardboard, waste paper, glass bottles, plastic film and containers, aluminium and steel cans.
Paper Reclaim operates three processing plants, two in Auckland and one in Whangarei. The head office is located in Penrose.
ENDS
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