This year’s election is an important one for you and all Kiwi workers. It will decide what sort of change New Zealand workers can expect over the next few years. Make sure you are enrolled to vote - check your details here [2].
The Council of Trade Unions election campaign is focused on three core issues: rights at work [3], strong public services [4] and higher wages [5]. The CTU wants to know where all political parties stand on all three. More importantly, we want to know what they plan to do about them in the future.
YouTube campaign - click here [8]
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What are the parties saying? Visit these pages on the PSA Election site [10], the EPMU Work Rights site [11], the Association of University Staff [12] (PDF), the NZ Nurses Organisation [13], and this page from the primary teachers' union NZEI [14] for policy out already.
Whats New?
Here's three things you can do to keep up to date on the campaign


Info-sheets, speeches and links to media stories from the campaign launch in October last year - click here [16].
Links:
[1] http://union.org.nz/fairnessatwork
[2] http://www.elections.org.nz/enrolment/how-to-enrol/how-to-enrol-to-vote.html
[3] http://union.org.nz/fairnessatwork/rightsatwork
[4] http://union.org.nz/fairnessatwork/strongpublicservices
[5] http://union.org.nz/fairnessatwork/higherwages
[6] http://union.org.nz/fairnessatwork/acc
[7] http://union.org.nz/fairnessatwork/kiwisaver
[8] http://nz.youtube.com/nzctu
[9] http://union.org.nz/fairnessatwork#clip1
[10] http://www.psa.org.nz/election/parties.html
[11] http://www.workrights.org.nz/party-policies/
[12] http://www.aus.ac.nz/Current/GeneralElection/Policies.pdf
[13] http://www.nzno.org.nz/Site/votewell.aspx#59142-8
[14] http://www.nzei.org.nz/election_2008/elections_policies.htm
[15] http://union.org.nz/ctu-newsletters
[16] http://union.org.nz/political-strategy
[17] http://union.org.nz/election-2008-acc