E tū urges change to tax on redundancy pay
E tū says if the government wants to help the Cadbury workers who have lost their jobs, they should abolish…
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US Government report on violations against Palestinian children
A recently-released US Government human rights report, which includes Israeli violations of international law regarding Palestinian children in 2016, is…
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Thriving Families reinforces CPAG campaign
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says the “Thriving Families” policy of The Opportunities Party (TOP) announced on Tuesday recognises New…
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E tū disappointed with Cadbury closure; hopeful of some continued production
E tū says it is extremely disappointed though not surprised by Mondelez International’s decision to close the Dunedin Cadbury factory….
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White Ribbon welcomes family violence changes
White Ribbon Committee Chair Cam Ronald welcomes the changes to the family violence system, and commends all those who have…
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Women’s Refuge welcomes The Family and Whānau Violence Legislation Bill
The introduction of the much anticipated Family and Whānau violence legislation has been warmly welcomed by family violence organisation Women’s…
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Sexual violence organisations exempted, but issues remain around use of personal data for other social services
Media release: Wellington Rape Crisis and Wellington Sexual Abuse HELP Two Wellington-based sexual violence agencies were relieved to hear the…
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Gridlock proof Nats have failed Auckland – Labour Party
News that Aucklanders are spending the equivalent of four weeks a year – the annual leave entitlement for most working…
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E tū urges delay to Top Energy job cuts
E tū is seeking a halt to Top Energy’s plan to cut jobs, after a linesman suffered serious injuries in…
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Technical efficiency not enough for children – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) urges Prime Minister Bill English not to trifle with Working for Families (WFF), but to…