Lyttelton Port Company CEO receives 'no confidence' vote from union

Lyttelton Port Company CEO receives 'no confidence' vote from union
Graeme Sumner has been chief executive of Lyttelton Port Company since September 2023. (Image: NZME)
Oliver Lewis
A union says industrial relations at Lyttelton Port Company have deteriorated markedly in recent months under the leadership of chief executive Graeme Sumner.At a meeting in early July, members of the Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU) unanimously passed a vote of no confidence in Sumner and the executive leadership team at the South Island port – the third largest in the country.Unlike previous CEOs Kirstie Gardener and Roger Gray, who is now at Port of Auckland, RMTU national president Aubrey Wilkinson said Sumner didn’...

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