Minister for Women Julie Anne Genter says Māori solo mums experience a number of barriers to returning to work including unconscious bias treatment by government agencies.
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4000 govt staff to strike again today
Up to 4000 government workers will walk off the job for a second strike today to protest against pay levels and work hours.
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Over 1,400 offenders put into employment
Around 70 released prisoners per month are being placed into employment under a government initiative. The programme is designed to help remove some of the barriers released offenders face when trying to turn their lives around.
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Central and local govt team up to improve youth employment
A new partnership will focus on education, rangatahi mentoring, driver licensing and health.
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Volunteer staff praised for their response to 24-hour nurses strike
Staff at hospitals around the country are being praised for their response to the 24-hour nurses strike which ended at 7am this morning.
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30,000 nurses and healthcare workers walk off the job today
Around 30,000 nurses and healthcare workers have walked off the job today as part of a nationwide strike.
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30,000 nurses and healthcare workers to strike Thursday
Nurses and healthcare workers have rejected the latest pay offer from DHBs. The proposed 24-hour strike will now likely go ahead.
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MBIE and IRD servants strike today
More than 4000 members at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and Inland Revenue will take part in a two-hour strike today.
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Picket support for HOYTS staff threatened with lock-out
Unite union members and supporters are taking industrial action in support of HOYTS cinema staff who have rejected pay negotiations by management. Staff members have been threatened with a month-long lockout should they take any strike action.
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Farmers retail store workers strike
Workers are asking for the Living Wage and an end to the performance pay system.
