Te Mahere Whai Mahi Wāhine: Women’s Employment Action Plan was launched today by Minister for Women, Jan Tinetti, with the goal of ensuring New Zealand is a great place for women to work.
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NewsNurse fired for calling vaccines 'murderous' on Facebook
A nurse who was fired after describing the Covid-19 vaccine as "murderous" on her Facebook page has lost an appeal against what she labelled an unfair dismissal.
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Māori in Auckland lost nearly 30% of jobs- new report
Auckland Council's Independent Māori Statutory Board has commissioned a report based on whānau Māori who have lost their jobs in Tāmaki Makaurau because of Covid-19, particularly in this over-120 d
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No jab, No job is legal, employment lawyer says
The New Zealand Principals’ Federation says teachers are already quitting across the motu.
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'Government not delivering jobs for Māori'- National Party
Government delay means more Māori are at greater risk of long-term unemployment, National's employment spokesman Louise Upston says. However, Employment Minister Carmel Sepuloni says Māori continue to be a priority for the government.
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Trades training funding boost but Maori and Pasifika hit a brick wall
Lack of skilled tutors for Maori and Pasifika trades training.
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Ngāpuhi man claims being denied job for being Māori
Jacke Pere says he was denied the job from the director, named Happy Roomi, for being Māori.
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Auckland Action Against Poverty calls for end to benefit sanctions
While the benefit sanction for mothers who don't name the fathers of their children has gone, many other sanctions remain.
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Meat workers union wants more paid sick leave
National secretary Daryl Carran says the need for sick leave has been brought into sharp focus with Covid-19 and the legal minimum paid sick leave to increase from five days to 10.
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Is the government working to get women back to mahi?
Marama Davidson says her fellow MP, Julie-Ann Genter, wanted the government to put women at the forefront of their Covid-19 reset.
