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Mar 31, 2005 12:00 AM
All hopes are pinned on the resolution of a year-long dispute at a meeting between union representatives and the Lyttelton port today.
The port company and the unions have been in battle against each other for more than a year over the port's use of part-time permanent staff.
Combined Unions advocate Paul Corliss said if the port comes to the party there...
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