Worker Safety After Pike River: 14 Years On and Off Too Many of us are being injured at work w/ E Tū Union's Savage
Worker Safety After Pike River: 14 Years On and Off Too Many of us are being injured at work w/ E Tū Union's Savage
Worker Safety After Pike River: 14 Years On and Off Too Many of us are being injured at work w/ E Tū Union's SavageOn November 19th, 2010 a coal mining accident in Pike River Mine resulted in a methane explosion claiming the lives of 29 miners on the site. Now as the ten year anniversary has come and gone, the minister of Workplace relations, ACT MP Brooke van Velden read a statement commenorating the miners who have passed.
This comes after the minsters' actions on health and safety failed to understand the lessons of Pike River, the reduction of serious injuries and death at work, the harsh realities of workers needing safety standards.
Producer Yesenia spoke to Savage, Director of Organusations at E Tū about the core messages workers have for the ministry of Health, the high number of deaths occuring in a singular day and where the Work and Safety Act of 2015 could be improved ro reflect workers vitality.