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CONSULTATION, PARTICIPATION AND CO-OPERATION BETWEEN WINSTONE PULP INTERNATIONAL, THE NDU AND THE EPMU
Contents
- Introduction, Purpose and Background
- Introduction
- Purpose
- About the parties and the industry
- The pulp industry
- Winstone Pulp International
- The National Distribution Union
- The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union
- Unions working together
- Method
- What Motivates the Parties to Work Together?
- A shared vision.
- WPI’s motivations
- The unions’ motivations
- Implementing the preamble
- The Collective Agreement
- Site Consultative/Participative Committee
- Sick leave
- Recruitment and promotion
- Shift rosters
- Salarisation and skill-based pay
- Self-managed teams and key performance indicators
- Training
- Staffing levels
- The Parties’ Relationship Today and the Challenges Ahead
- Communication
- Overtime
- Making self-managed teams work in maintenance
- The challenge for middle managers
- Training
- Conclusions: Lessons and Reflections
- Employers benefit from well-organised unions
- Your issues are my issues
- Develop a framework that supports working together
- Create depth of understanding about change
- Concluding comments
- Appendix: Acknowledements and List of Interviewees
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