Union requests investigation into Ceres’ organic certification – First Union
Union requests investigation into Ceres’ organic certification The union representing distribution centre workers at organic food giant Ceres has written…
Year: 2017
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Union calls for action on OECD redundancy report – First Union
Union calls for action on OECD redundancy report FIRST Union is condemning Workplace Relations Minister Michael Woodhouse for…
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Fast food companies seem to want a fight – I say bring it on
Fast food companies are trying to wriggle out of legal and contractual obligations around basic rights of workers to guaranteed hours and annual leave.
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What John Ansell and ISIS have in common
To describe such performance art as ‘primitive’ is the ignorance of an extremist and that’s what Ansell is. So blinded by his bigotry, he has the eyes of a barbarian. He views Maori culture the way ISIS view ancient art, demanding it be destroyed rather than cherished.
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Homeownership rate hits new low; KiwiBuild needed now – Labour Party
The homeownership rate has fallen to just 63.1 per cent, according to Statistics New Zealand’s newly released Dwelling and Household…
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Welcome to 500 year floods – The only hopeful part that climate change will cause in NZ
Watch how quickly our gutless political class will suddenly change their tune on environmental solutions once the rich white volk start screaming.
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How would the Auckland Regional Public Health Service have handled a typhoid outbreak in a rich suburb like Remuera?
…one gets the terrible feeling that if this typhoid outbreak had occurred in a richer, whiter suburb then these types of blunders would not have occurred.
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Let’s never forget what MediaWorks did to Journalism in NZ
…no wonder NZers are so utterly blind to what is happening in their country.
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New research shows need for government-led house building – Labour Party
Research by economist Shamubeel Eaqub shows the need for the government to lead the building of affordable starter homes, as…
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Mainstream media finally catch up to mass surveillance concerns over beneficiaries
The counter productive problems with National’s mass surveillance of beneficiaries is that vulnerable people who are already too terrified to engage with any Government agency will actively avoid getting any help so that the neoliberal welfare state can’t track them down and punish them.