Meanings of forestry workers in English

The CTU and the First Union, which represents forestry workers, refused to comment.

About 300 forestry workers lost their jobs, or had hours reduced, prior to the… Audio

Overall, about 75 percent of forestry workers are Māori.

The coronavirus outbreak has forced more than 1000 New Zealand forestry workers out of a job.

Manager Linda Markie said it had been unusual seeing so many forestry workers get in touch.

The Forest Industry Contractors Association estimates that nationwide up to 1500 forestry workers are out of work.

The coronavirus outbreak has forced more than a thousand New Zealand forestry workers out of a job.

West Fraser's Terrace, British Columbia, sawmill was shut during the quarter by the coastal forestry workers strike.

The employer of three Fijian forestry workers struggling to gain residency says the men feel like second-class citizens.

The forestry workers' union is calling for urgent improvements to industry regulation to stop more on the job deaths.

Last year alone, 10 died, and more than 150 forestry workers were seriously injured.

Thousands of farmers, miners, forestry workers and West Coast residents have demanded the Government stop its one-size-fits-all approach to policy.

There, one in four homes rely on the forestry industry, and in general two thirds of forestry workers are Māori.

Like many New Zealanders, about 40,000 forestry workers were back on the job on Tuesday.

On the East Coast, hundreds of forestry workers have been laid off and contract firms are fighting to stay afloat.

Police from Alexandra in Central Otago say they receive a call a week from farmers or forestry workers concerned about poachers.