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Willis unveils $7.4 billion in cuts as gloomy economy weighs on Government
A gloomy economic outlook - with a silver lining on inflation.
A gloomy economic outlook - with a silver lining on inflation.
RNZ workers have asked for a 7 per cent raise, while the news organisation offers 5.5.
Unions promise to fight plans to stop payments.
OPINION: Cabinet positions suggests National well and truly in charge.
Piki Thomas is leading the Fenz approach to kaupapa Māori issues.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon talks a big numbers game but the reality is very different.
Act promises to wield axe on day one, cutting public service jobs.
Finance Minister Grant Robertson's office denies the rumours.
The PSA’s Joe McCroy says the latest incident was a wake-up call for better resourcing.
Communications staff working in the core public service have tipped over the 500 mark.
OPINION: Are rules on "close associates" or "mates" fit-for-purpose for a small country?
OPINION: Letters on diversity, education, Ruth Dyson, Rob Campbell, and Mark Mitchell.
It was a good poll for Hipkins, and a good policy for Luxon - but who won?
OPINION: Letters on school rugby, royals, doctors, Iran, and Ardie Savea.
Jobs losses and payouts: personal grievance claims at local councils revealed.
OPINION: Chief Ombudsman on 40th anniversary of our essential disclosure law.
It will be first ministry with an official name in sign language, te reo and English.
The allied health workers will strike for 24 hours from midnight Sunday, the PSA says.
Disruption will vary around the country when health workers take industrial action.
Nurses backed out of a deal that was three years in the making, claiming it's unlawful.
Andrew Little wants settlement deal resolved 'as quickly as possible'.
Communications outgoings are up to $89m from $57m.
The unions claimed a 'backdown' - but has the Government really backed down?
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has responded to backlash over the public sector pay freeze.
The pay freeze will affect more than fair pay agreements. This week was about unions.
The issues, perhaps not unexpectedly, have been a political hot potato.
Some departments have only one or two women among their 10 best earners.
Easily accessible testing should be a basic right and fines a last resort, says PSA rep.
Business plummets as offices limit capacity and more people work from home.
Review finds DHB ignored its own staff before sending infamous letter to 600 people.