The Port strike may not be about money for the striking Maritime Union members, but it is a serious concern for many affected small-medium Auckland businesses.
Nearly 700 Auckland Chamber of Commerce member businesses, mainly SMEs, took up the invitation late last week to hold a virtual protest to voice their concern over the impact of the waterfront strike.
Many expressed strong concern that the continuing action is putting them at financial risk, and were amazed and bewildered by the seeming indifference of the union members to others affected by the strike, given that their average pay is $91,000 – more than double the average weekly wage.
There was an overwhelmingly (99%) agreement that it is unreasonable for such a small part of Auckland’s workforce to hold our region to ransom, noted Auckland Chamber of Commerce head Michael Barnett.
Samples of responses include:
An importer of furniture components experiencing severe delays for fitout projects by sole operators with strict deadlines to be completed before the return to work in mid-January – “This strike action could spell the end for many of these small businesses.”
Another importer: “I have personally had shipments that have been affected by this action and it has cost me and my small company $30,000 in lost sales due to the late arrival of my goods.”
“We have lost one major account already due to this Union action creating delays in our ability to deliver. “We are now considering if we should instruct our freight forwarder to bring all our goods in through Tauranga. At least then we can have more confidence in the timing of our supply which we can then provide our customers.”
“Having containers diverted through Tauranga has had a double impact on our business with the delay in arrival by rail at the Neilson Street depot and the long waiting time our drivers have to be able to pick up the container. This is affecting our business severely.”
“We currently have 7x40ft containers held up with this strike which is affecting 10 factory workers who are currently working less overtime as a result. It is a real shame for the waterfront workers to effect other worker’s Xmas this way….”
The selfishness of the watersiders persisting with strike action despite being highly paid was a recurring theme of many respondents:
“I would willingly give up my 12 hour-a-day stressful job to get this money and benefits…. “
“These guys need to wake up and smell the wages; there are many people out of work who would give anything to do an honest days labour for the sort of money and benefits the strikers are getting.”
“This country needs everyone to help us get out of debt and become a better place for our children’s future. If $91,000 is not enough they should be fired and replaced by others who will be glad to work for that.”
Numerous respondents are greatly worried at the impact of the strike on Auckland’s image and its long-term implications:
“Absolutely – this is a tipping point which will cost Auckland big time….”
“It is certainly harming Auckland’s reputation and sending business elsewhere with little regard for the long term impact and the inevitable potential job losses of the very people who are causing such harm.”
“… The Auckland watersider’s actions are helping reinforce Tauranga’s employment security.”
Commenting, Michael Barnett observed that the responses to the virtual protest reinforced the vulnerability of doing business in today’s uncompromising, competitive world, especially for SMEs who make up 95% of Auckland’s business community and provide many thousands of jobs.
“Vulnerability is something businesses trading internationally deal with every day. However, a significant service provider like New Zealand’s largest port should not be one of those risks. Business should be able to have certainty in the service it provides.”
Having a relatively small number of watersider’s attending meetings and taking decisions to extend the strikes is shameful. “If right is on their side, they should be able to sort it out in a way that doesn’t put Auckland’s small businesses and associated jobs at risk.”
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by Mike Elgan, Computerworld Editor's Note: This story is excerpted from Computerworld. For more Mac coverage, visit Computerworld's Macintosh Knowledge Center. We lost a legend this year. All Steve Jobs ever wanted was to change the world. And whether you love Apple or hate it, you have to admit that Jobs achieved his goal. Steve Jobs: Making a dent in the universe US P-to-P companies will disappear, exec says Top 20 Apple commercials Lion: The Complete Macworld Review iPhone 4S review: It's a sure thing Live Update: Apple talks iPhone At a minimum, he mainstreamed a lot of things we now take for granted: downloadable music, super elegant hardware, multi-touch user interfaces, app stores, Apple Stores, voice-based virtual assistants, and white earbuds, to name just a few.Jobs was as controversial in life as he has been since his death; his bio has only sharpened controversy over whether he was a brilliant visionary, a totalitarian task-master or, most likely, both.I think one of the most interesting things about Jobs is his lifelong insistence that you could “change the world,” as he put it. With the right perspective, as well as determination and effort, any of us could “make a dent in the universe,” he believed.Call me one of the crazy ones, but I think he was right. The world he and many other tech visionaries shaped now gives us the tools to connect with people almost anywhere; join movements that pressure companies and governments to change their policies; and learn just about anything.So as we make our New Year’s resolutions, here are a few suggestions on how you can leverage new technology to change the world:Embrace Google+I know I’ve been a relentless cheerleader for Google’s social network in this space since it launched in the summer. But to me, Google+ is the most transformative new technology product to come out in the past decade.For starters, Google+ is radically international. My Twitter followers, for example, are about 80 percent Americans. Facebook? ...
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HE launch of the Phone 4S was one f the more unusual roduct launches I can emember.Set against the passing of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, the iPhone 4S was quickly the second most important story in the Apple world.The launch event was not a smashing success, at least not in comparison to the normal frenzy that was the order of the day when Jobs hosted the events. But this was hardly a surprise in hindsight as the team launching the iPhone must have been aware of the dire health of Jobs, and it must have been exceedingly difficult to pour the sort of passion and celebration into the event that is the standard for Apple.As a result, the phone was initially deemed a disappointment by the computer press, but the public felt differently, and record numbers were ordered. Now that the iPhone 4S has hit the streets there is a growing momentum surrounding it, mainly propelled by one feature - Siri, the virtual assistant in the iPhone 4S.Siri may well prove to be a watershed product, changing everything in the mobile computer space. It literally turns the iPhone 4s into avirtual personal assistant. You use voice commands to tell your phone what to do, or ask it questions.You can say, for example, "Text my wife and tell her I will be late for dinner." It will do just that. Siri learns as you go, it adapts and evolves. It learns where you live and who you communicate with and applies that knowledge to serve your needs.Siri is a game changer, it has upped the ante for all mobile devices and quite probably for tablets and computers as well.Certainly if Google expects to keep up with Apple they need to deliver similar functionality and soon.People are now buying iPhones just for Siri, a single feature that is compelling enough to encourage customers to shell out $600 long before their contracts are up.Siri is a cloud-based service, all the heavy lifting is done by servers, at Apple's end. This allows for a more "human" touch. As a result Siri has made a ...
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Coffee Power, the experimental "meta-company" that lets remote workers hire each other for small jobs, has decided to drop its virtual currency in exchange for regular old U.S. dollars. The change will have no impact on functionality or in-progress jobs; it's simply intended to make Coffee Power easier to adopt. Existing balances in the virtual C$ will be automatically converted to US$.
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Virtual Workforce Center opens at Ouray Public Library
The Ouray Public Library has opened its Virtual Workforce Center
at the library. More than 40 participating libraries across
Colorado are offering computer work stations called Virtual
Workforce Centers that are funded by the state Department of Labor
and Employment.
“This was a perfect addition to our existing Business Resource
Center,” library director Chris Reece stated in a press release.
“Community members need increasing support finding employ...
Northeastern District Transforms Into “Virtual Precinct” Monday
DETROIT (WWJ) – The Detroit Police Department is moving ahead with its virtual precincts — starting today at the Northeast District.
The precinct will be closed to the public between 4 p.m. and 8 a.m. — in an effort to put more officers on the street. Civilian and police desk jobs will be eliminated, and officers will be redeployed to patrols. Chief Ralph Godbee said there will be no change in police work — officers are still there to serve Detroit.
“Policing is a 24-hour a day, seven da...
Job fairs getting virtual makeover EAST PROVIDENCE, RI (WPRI) - These days everything has gone high tech it seems, even when it comes to networking. For the past three years, Marybeth Gillespie has been hard at work, looking for a new job. "I used recruitment agencies, I had done cold calling, I had answered classified ads," Gillespie says. No job offers turned up, until she tried a career fair, right from her very own living room. "I was able to study the companies that were offering local jobs, click through to their websites ...
Detroit enacts ‘Virtual precincts,’ seeks grant to retain 100 officers
Detroit— Police officials plan to close the city's precincts to the public at night in an effort to put more officers on the street.Starting Monday, the city's eight precincts and districts will be closed to the public between 4 p.m. and 8 a.m.Civilian and police desk jobs will be eliminated, and officers will be redeployed to street patrols, according to a teletype distributed throughout the department last week.Under the plan, touted by officials as the creation of "virtual precincts" in t...
Opinion: New Year’s resolutions to change the world
by Mike Elgan,
Computerworld
Editor's Note: This story is excerpted from Computerworld. For more Mac coverage, visit Computerworld's Macintosh Knowledge Center.
We lost a legend this year. All Steve Jobs ever wanted was to change the world. And whether you love Apple or hate it, you have to admit that Jobs achieved his goal.
Steve Jobs: Making a dent in the u...
Amazon’s holiday best-sellers: ‘Steve Jobs,’ Kindle NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Amazon.com, the world's largest online retailer, said its series of Kindle e-readers and tablets were the top three most-popular purchases in December. As the company stated earlier in the month, customers bought more than one million Kindles a week during the holiday shopping season.Since the Kindle's 2007 launch, Amazon (AMZN, Fortune 500) has refused to disclose its actual Kindle sales numbers. Yet Amazon reiterated Thursday, in a statement on overall holiday sales, ...
Siri adds human element HE launch of the Phone 4S was one f the more unusual roduct launches I can emember.Set against the passing of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, the iPhone 4S was quickly the second most important story in the Apple world.The launch event was not a smashing success, at least not in comparison to the normal frenzy that was the order of the day when Jobs hosted the events. But this was hardly a surprise in hindsight as the team launching the iPhone must have been aware of the dire health of Jobs, and it...
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Next Tuesday Coral Springs will give college students, and others residents, an opportunity to significantly increase their chances of finding jobs in the city.The Coral Springs Outreach Project, which was founded with the intention of retaining local...
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