Living Wage for 2018/19 is $21.15
The Living Wage Movement Aotearoa New Zealand is excited to announce the Living Wage has increased from $20.55 to $21.15….
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AMP is the first financial organisation to become Living Wage accredited
Living Wage Movement Aotearoa New Zealand is excited to announce the first financial sector business to become a Living Wage…
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Wellington City Council becomes first Living Wage Council in NZ
Wellington City Council joins 110 accredited Living Wage Employers on the 2018 list of businesses and organisations committed to paying…
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Living Wage for public services “an important step”
Living Wage Movement Aotearoa New Zealand welcomes the Government’s announcement on the Living Wage for core public services. “It’s fantastic…
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Living Wage set to transform lives at Auckland Council
Living Wage Auckland will today celebrate a significant milestone in its campaign for a Living Wage at Auckland Council, with…
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Aucklanders say ‘Yes’ to the Living Wage!
Living Wage Auckland will today present nearly 2000 submissions on behalf of Aucklanders in support of the Living Wage at…
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GUEST BLOG: Mat Danaher – The Time for a Living Wage is NOW
The announcement this morning of the revised rate for the Living Wage, $20.20 an hour comes at a time when the concept is undergoing a sea change in terms of impact and the national debate.
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$20.20 is the 2017 Living Wage rate
The official 2017 New Zealand Living Wage is $20.20. The 40 cent increase will come into effect on 1 July…
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2017 Living Wage rate to be announced
The official 2017 New Zealand Living Wage will be announced next Tuesday 21 February at 12:01am. The Living Wage is…
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Living Wage Movement gaining traction despite National Government
After four years of campaigning, the words “Living Wage” will echo through the chambers of at least six councils across Aotearoa and at least one council is poised to become an accredited Living Wage Employer: Wellington City Council.