Eruera Prendergast-Tārena talks about Tokona Te Raki, some of Ngāi Tahu's work in preparing its rangatahi for secure employment.
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Temperzone workers struggle to pay bills and support whānau after being laid off
Members of E Tū union are calling for the company to reinstate leave and reimburse the loss of wages for affected employees.
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Far north whānau first to benefit from new jobs
Far North families will be among the first to benefit from the government's new "shovel-ready projects."
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NewsAt-risk rangatahi to benefit from $30m investment in employment programme
Employment Minister Willie Jackson says some people, including rangatahi, have struggled to get a solid foothold in the job market.
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Tairāwhiti wins Covid battle but has yet to win the war
The group spearheading the Tairāwhiti recovery comprises iwi, industry and local government rōpū. Named Rau Tipu, Rau Ora, the regional recovery plan aims to bring lost jobs back to the troubled rohe.
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Wage subsidy extended for eight weeks
From today, businesses still struggling due to Covid-19 losses can apply for a further eight-week wage subsidy.
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Economic downturn will hit Maori the hardest
The Maori party says the economic downturn will be detrimental to Maori and Maori will be hit the hardest.
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Māori economy can recover and will- Nanaia Mahuta
Trade Minister David Parker says rising protectionism and nationalism are halting New Zealand's economic recovery. However, he and Associate Minister Nanaia Mahuta have a plan to revitalise international trade despite the difficulties.
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Willie Jackson eager to fund training plans for rangatahi
Employment Minister Willie Jackson says the government wants to fund entities who will train young people and help them get into work. He says that these entities don't need money — they just need a well-oiled plan.
