PM’s pay pickle: MPs’ pay rises loom amid public sector cuts
The independent Remuneration Authority will soon decide if MPs should get a pay rise.
The independent Remuneration Authority will soon decide if MPs should get a pay rise.
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Final numbers cannot be confirmed until Budget decisions are announced in May.
The ministry is proposing job cuts to meet its savings targets.
Ministry of Health proposes to slash 134 roles entirely to meet Govt savings directive.
Thousands will be affected by the financial adjustments.
Police have rejected the Government’s pay offers. Here's why.
Thousands will be affected by the changes in just a few days' time.
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One nurse says she gets twice the pay, free return airfares, accommodation and a car.
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PSA says unionised staff denied access to health insurance given to non-union employees.
“Deep regret going to Uni, studying an undergraduate and a masters to be on $70k."
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ANZ is expecting the official cash rate to be raised from 5.5 per cent next week.
A new report shows public sector wages rose higher than those in the private sector.
Leslie John McKenzie has been sentenced to two and a half years in jail.
"They profit off our trauma. They traumatise us and then they get to make money off us."
It was likely the blueberries had been dispersed around the country.
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The telecommunications company was a pioneer of flexi-time work in 2020.
A gloomy economic outlook - with a silver lining on inflation.
Move Logistics workers protest against the recent pay conditions.
"We’ve got a serious shortage of staff - why would you want to work for $10,000 less?"
RNZ workers have asked for a 7 per cent raise, while the news organisation offers 5.5.
It came as leaders launched into the first Parliamentary debate this term.
Te Whatu Ora owes about $2 billion to current and former hospital staff.
The inequality is wider again for Māori and Pasifika women.
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OPINION: This economic strategy failed before, and it will fail again.