Pay Jolt For Low-paid Early Childhood Teachers A Great First Step Towards Pay Parity – NZEI
NZEI Te Riu Roa is welcoming tonight’s announcement of a pay rise of up to 9.6% for the lowest-paid qualified…
Raw News
-
-
Age Concern New Zealand Launches Freephone 0800 65 2 105
Age Concern New Zealand have a new freephone number that anyone can call to get advice and support. Stephanie Clare,…
-
Māori Party Announce Te Tai Tonga Candidate
Tākuta Ferris – Fresh hope for Te Tai Tonga A fresh tide of hope is rising up for Māori in…
-
Cannabis Advocates Call For Broader Amnesty – Auckland Patients Group
“Legalising personal use cannabis will help considerably with what has been a long and challenging battle to give Kiwi patients…
-
Economic Policy Launched – Social Credit
Social Credit has released a $20 billion economic policy programme for this year’s general election. Reclaim Our Future will be…
-
Justice for those unlawfully denied benefits due to redundancy pay
Auckland Action Against Poverty is calling on the Government to proactively backpay people who have been unlawfully denied a benefit because they were receiving redundancy pay
-
FIRST Union welcomes “land-mark” decision in courier case
FIRST Union is describing today’s decision by the Employment Court reclassifying a contract courier driver as an employee as a…
-
Green Plan Walks The Talk – CTU
The union movement wholeheartedly backs the Greens’ three point plan released yesterday to support essential workers with real say in…
-
Māori Party Co-leader challenges Simon Bridges
Māori Party Co-leader challenges Simon Bridges for lack of Māori voices on Epidemic Response Committee Māori Party Co-leader and Te…
-
Migrant Groups Warn Of Impending Humanitarian Crisis Without Govt Support – First Union
The Union Network of Migrants (UNEMIG), Migrante Aotearoa and the Indian Workers Association (IWA) are warning that the basis for…