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        Coalition agreement could result in deeper spending cuts, marginally higher interest rates, and more pine trees planted on farmland
      
 
    
        24th Nov 23, 6:22pm
      
  
        
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        Coalition agreement could result in deeper spending cuts, marginally higher interest rates, and more pine trees planted on farmland
      
 
    
        Minimum wage to rise by 6% - in line with inflation, but not a large enough jump to reach the living wage; MBIE and business lobby fear Covid-affected businesses will struggle
      
 
    
        11th Feb 22, 11:40am
      
  
        
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        Minimum wage to rise by 6% - in line with inflation, but not a large enough jump to reach the living wage; MBIE and business lobby fear Covid-affected businesses will struggle
      
 
    
        Fear BusinessNZ's refusal to be part of the Fair Pay Agreements scheme could put employers on the backfoot in negotiations
      
 
    
        9th Dec 21, 5:14pm
      
  
        
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        Fear BusinessNZ's refusal to be part of the Fair Pay Agreements scheme could put employers on the backfoot in negotiations
      
 
    
        Cleaners, security guards and catering staff who contract to government departments to be paid the living wage; Minimum wage likely to go up again next year
      
 
    
        10th Nov 21, 11:36am
      
  
        
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        Cleaners, security guards and catering staff who contract to government departments to be paid the living wage; Minimum wage likely to go up again next year
      
 
    
        Much-anticipated decision to give 165,000 migrants currently in NZ a one-off pathway to residence welcomed across the board
      
 
    
        30th Sep 21, 10:51am
      
  
        
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        Much-anticipated decision to give 165,000 migrants currently in NZ a one-off pathway to residence welcomed across the board
      
 
    
        Chris Hipkins softens his stance on the public sector wage freeze, committing to reviewing the guidance next year; Unions claim the Government has backed down a little more generally
      
 
    
        11th May 21, 3:47pm
      
  
        
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        Chris Hipkins softens his stance on the public sector wage freeze, committing to reviewing the guidance next year; Unions claim the Government has backed down a little more generally
      
 
    
        Government to introduce legislation to enable workers to force employers to engage in collective bargaining; Unions over the moon; Businesses worried about compulsory participation 
      
 
    
        7th May 21, 1:13pm
      
  
        
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        Government to introduce legislation to enable workers to force employers to engage in collective bargaining; Unions over the moon; Businesses worried about compulsory participation 
      
 
    
        Government's transport package welcomed by most except for Greenpeace; Focus on continuity of work, availability of labour and spread of funding across the country 
      
 
    
        30th Jan 20, 6:47am
      
  
        
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        Government's transport package welcomed by most except for Greenpeace; Focus on continuity of work, availability of labour and spread of funding across the country 
      
 
    
        Unionists pushing for fair pay agreements get another consultation document rather than the draft legislation they were hoping for; National says the Government needs to stop stalling and can the idea altogether 
      
 
    
        17th Oct 19, 2:07pm
      
  
        
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        Unionists pushing for fair pay agreements get another consultation document rather than the draft legislation they were hoping for; National says the Government needs to stop stalling and can the idea altogether 
      
 
    
        Winston Peters tells unionists wanting a fair pay agreement framework legislated that change can't happen overnight; Jacinda Ardern says the Government's still 'consensus building' and fair pay agreements are part of a 'longer-term solution'
      
 
    
        15th Oct 19, 4:36pm
      
  
        
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        Winston Peters tells unionists wanting a fair pay agreement framework legislated that change can't happen overnight; Jacinda Ardern says the Government's still 'consensus building' and fair pay agreements are part of a 'longer-term solution'
      
 
    
        Our compilation of some of the key comments made in response to the 2019 Budget
      
 
    
        30th May 19, 4:33pm
      
  
        
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        Our compilation of some of the key comments made in response to the 2019 Budget
      
 
    
        Proposed employment relations law tweaked to give employers a way out of multi-employer collective agreements
      
 
    
        27th Nov 18, 3:22pm
      
  
        
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        Proposed employment relations law tweaked to give employers a way out of multi-employer collective agreements
      
 
    
        Against a backdrop of industrial action and low business confidence levels, the CTU, BusinessNZ and Ministers met to talk about the future of work 
      
 
    
        2nd Aug 18, 1:56pm
      
  
        
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        Against a backdrop of industrial action and low business confidence levels, the CTU, BusinessNZ and Ministers met to talk about the future of work 
      
 
    
        Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern introduces the ‘tripartite Future Work Forum’ with a goal to prepare NZ for the ‘rapidly changing nature of work’
      
 
    
        3rd May 18, 12:26pm
      
  
        
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        Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern introduces the ‘tripartite Future Work Forum’ with a goal to prepare NZ for the ‘rapidly changing nature of work’
      
 
    
        Hospitality NZ is telling MPs to take a closer look at proposed legislation that would see a significant carve out of the 90-day trial period, cautioning them it will have a ‘significant’ impact on the tourism sector
      
 
    
        11th Apr 18, 1:29pm
      
  
        
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        Hospitality NZ is telling MPs to take a closer look at proposed legislation that would see a significant carve out of the 90-day trial period, cautioning them it will have a ‘significant’ impact on the tourism sector
      
 
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
