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33 jobs saved as The Warehouse Kaikohe remains open
The Warehouse and the landlord of the retailers' Kaikohe branch have extended their property lease for another two years, allowing the store to remain open.
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NewsPolynesian Spa join forces with tertiary provider
The award winning Polynesian Spa in Rotorua has joined forces with tertiary provider Toi Ohomai to host internships for students coming out of the institute's beauty therapy diploma.
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Employment expo for Auckland's women prisoners
Auckland's Region Women's Corrections Facility (ARWCF) has held its first learning and employment expo. It's part of Corrections' Women's Strategy, which aims to reduce re-offending and create employment opportunities on release.
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Employment expo for Wiri prisoners
An employment expo is being held at Auckland Regional Women's Corrections Facility to support prisoners with future education and training opportunities.
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Auckland rangatahi benefit from employment hubs
Construction in the Auckland CBD has benefitted more than 500 rangatahi in the past year.
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Auckland rail workers make a stand on overtime
Tomorrow, Auckland rail workers who are members of the Rail and Maritime Transport Union are set to take industrial action to make a ban on overtime.
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Waikato-Tainui creates new industry training initiative
Job seekers in Waikato Tainui will have a better chance of a career in a huge range of industries after the iwi signed an agreement with 11 of the country's top industry training organisations.
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Unemployment stats for Māori decrease
Unemployment numbers from Stats NZ show Māori unemployment has dropped by 21.4 percent in 2017 alone.
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Back to the drawing board for Rotorua Lakes Council
A decision regarding the management of the Rotorua Aquatic Centre could have the Rotorua Lakes council going back to the drawing board. It's a move that will affect 38 workers currently at the centre, but ultimately make the workers and management sit down together.
