Meat workers locked out in pay dispute

Published: 5:55AM Wednesday February 29, 2012 Source: ONE News

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  Now Playing: Are unions struggling for survival? (2:09)

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  Two big industrial disputes are putting the role of unions back in the spotlight.

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  Now Playing: Meat workers to be locked-out (1:33)

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  As the bitter Ports of Auckland dispute grinds on, another long-running industrial row is set to boil over.

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