Redundancy notices start for wage subsidy workers
Work is about to end for many of the 372,000 Kiwis still on Covid-19 wage subsidies.
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Redundancies pitting workers against each other
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Hotel workers are being asked to work for only the $585 a week state subsidy.
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Minimum wage rise to benefit 250,000 workers
Around 250,000 people will get a pay boost next year with an increase in the minimum wage.
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COMMENT: If the unions thought this was Christmas they're in for some real disappointment.
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Women share work discrimination stories for pay transparency campaign
The HRC is urging the Government to make pay secrecy illegal.
Trades Hall bombing: Police now believe they know who killer's target was
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Staff sacked: Bank employees on pressures of bonus culture
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Hosking: The Govt's big issue - can it tell the truth or hold a line?
Comment: They say final offer. It isn't. They say there is no more. That's untrue.
Bus driver meal breaks off to a bad start
Unions say regional councils aren't being proactive enough.
Bus crisis over drivers' breaks has been averted
Some Auckland bus services still likely to be cancelled as drivers take statutory breaks.
Overworked and underpaid: The revival of strikes in New Zealand
Complex causes make worker action hard to predict.
Hawkesby: What's the point in joining a union these days?
COMMENT: Maybe we're all empowered individuals these days and unions have had their time?
Comment: A no-deal Brexit would be bad for NZ
Comment: A no-deal Brexit would be bad news for New Zealand.
'I worry for my kids and grandkids': Costs rising faster than wages for 70pc of Kiwis
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Waihi mine workers strike again for better pay
Workers at OceanaGold's underground mine in Waihi are taking further industrial action.
Nats challenge NZ First over work law
Workplace minister says all Government parties support the workplace bill.
Holidays Act overhaul welcomed
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Pay gap bill has backing of unions
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Hosking: 'Don't cock up NCEA with ideological madness'
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