Malcolm Evans – Babies at the UN
Malcolm Evans – Babies at the UN
Year: 2018
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AAAP calls on WINZ to stop prying into people’s sex life
An OIA report from The Ministry of Social Development shows that, in the year to March 2017, over 11,000 calls…
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Unions and NGOs announce Two-day hui on “What an Alternative & Progressive Trade Strategy Should Look Like”, Auckland, 19-20 October
The two-day hui at the Fale Pasifika at Auckland University from 19-20 October has a forward looking focus. The programme features ten impressive panels in conversation on the pressing issues of the future, from the international economy, geopolitics and livelihoods to Treaty-based relationships, sustainable worlds, health, knowledge and how to reinvigorate the local.
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Social workers contracted by Oranga Tamariki need to be included in pay equity deal – Women’s Refuge
Women’s Refuge congratulates Oranga Tamariki for their milestone pay equity deal for social workers, however voice concerns about the extension…
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Pay rates for NGO social workers must not be left behind – NZ Council of Christian Social Services
NZCCSS welcomes the announcement today that Oranga Tamariki social workers have reached agreement on a pay equity settlement. “Recognition of…
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New Zealand joins Alliance of countries to shut down global trade in torture tools – Delegation of the European Commission to NZ
At a Ministerial meeting in New York on Monday, the Alliance for Torture-Free Trade agreed to step up the pace…
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Ministry must extend proposed bag ban – Our Seas Our Future
Our Seas Our Future supports the proposed ban on single-use plastic bags, and have welcomed the opportunity to comment on…
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Oil companies don’t deserve special treatment – Greenpeace
Greenpeace Executive Director, Dr Russel Norman, says the Government must not cave in to pleas for special treatment by the…
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Significant settlement offer shows the power of unions for women’s equality – CTU
The union movement today celebrated another pay equity offer of settlement, with the Public Service Association securing an offer for…
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Vile, despicable comments from National Party leader – State Housing Action
Simon Bridges’ claim the government is compensating “meth crooks” is vile and despicable. His comments continue the cruel, abusive derision…