Megan Stiffler discusses firefighter strike plans
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A firefighter is sounding the alarm over Fire and Emergency's contingency plans for a series of 10-hour strikes. The Professional Firefighters Union has given notice for four…
A firefighter is sounding the alarm over Fire and Emergency's contingency plans for a series of 10-hour strikes. The Professional Firefighters Union has given notice for four 10-hour strikes, after rejecting a pay offer. RNZ has learned Fire and Emergency are working with the Defence Force on contingency plans for those strike days. Fire and Emergency's National Commander Megan Stiffler spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.
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