Pie dispute heats up: Workers strike again – First Union
That Big Ben pie that Kiwis love is regrettably brought to you by low wages. The workers at George…
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Building employment protection for migrant workers in the construction industry – agreement to be signed – First Union
Another labour hire company has signed onto a work placement strategy that assists business and takes into account the wellbeing…
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Tobacco tax is racist and anti-working class
So we have a legal product, that the pro-tax advocates insist must pay a fine of around $60 a week or $3000 a year for their “filthy” habit. I can see the middle-class do-gooders sneer as they support higher and higher taxes on the poor and brown and obviously stupid people who continue to smoke.
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New data on benefit sanctions show fairer treatment of those in need – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) welcomes the latest data on benefits from the Ministry of Social Development, which shows the…
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Malcolm Evans – Simon Bridges who?
Malcolm Evans – Simon Bridges who?
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Political Caption Competition
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 2nd May 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Thursday 2nd May 2019
5: Maduro is freaking out about “Yankee interference” after Guaido’s coup attempt
4: Venezuelans rally in rival protests as crisis intensifies
3:SHADOW PLAYERS: ERIK PRINCE, JULIAN ASSANGE, AND THE BIZARRE WORLD OF TRUMP
2: Economist Jeffrey Sachs: U.S. Sanctions Have Devastated Venezuela & Killed Over 40,000 Since 2017
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