The airline says no formal notice of a strike has been received.
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Air New Zealand says it has been made aware by E tū union that staff have voted to take industrial action.
“We are aware that cabin crew represented by E tū union have voted to take industrial action,” Air New Zealand’s chief executive officer Nikhil Ravishankar said in a statement.
“However, no formal notice of a strike has been received.”
He said negotiations were scheduled to continue with the union later this week to “progress efforts to reach a fair and sustainable agreement that recognises the important work our crew do”.
Listen to E-Tu union spokesman Michael Wood on Midday Report on the player at the top of this page
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