Andrew Little

Air New Zealand has countered a strike notice by flight attendants with its own lockout threat. Audio

Comments from Andrew Little the national secretary of the workers' union, the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. Audio

The Engineering Printing and Manufacturing Union is angry over an advertisement. Audio

Fisher and Paykel Appliances has become the first company to take up the offer of government subsidies to save jobs. Audio

TVNZ has announced plans to slash up to 90 jobs as part of a $25,000,000 cost-cutting drive. Audio

The new president of the Labour Party, Andrew Little says the organisation faces some big challenges. Audio

The national secretary of the engineering printing and manufacturers union Andrew Little. Audio

A major union is disappointed at Telecom's plans to outsource some call centre services to the Philippines. Audio

Finsec says the ANZ National bank should be offering New Zealanders jobs instead of continuing to recruit from overseas. Audio

Current President Mike Williams says he'll leave soon, and his preferred replacement is prominent trade unionist, Andrew Little. Audio

Putaruru in South Waikato and at Mount Maunganui are to close resulting in the loss of more than 300 jobs. Audio

Financial journalist Mary Holm and National Secretary of EPMU Andrew Little discuss the policy. Audio

The National Party yesterday released its much awaited tax package. Audio

Fairfax Media announces 160 job cuts. Audio

Economists say growth in wages and employment does not change the overall gloomy economic picture. Audio

The country's largest union will be campaigning in this year's general elections. Audio

After months of attacks, half promises and tit-bits, the National Party has finally announced a policy for this year's election. Audio

The country's biggest private-sector union is vowing to press on with an election year advertising campaign. Audio

There's a big questionmark over how much electioneering one of the country's largest unions will be able to do. Audio

There are further indications of gloom for the economy with a sharp drop in employment. Audio