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New zealandKirsty mccullyAuckland district health boardMethodist churchPress releaseEden roadLifewise trustDirector kirsty mccullyபுதியது ஜீலாந்துகியர்ஸ்டீ ம்க்குள்ளிஆக்லாந்து மாவட்டம் ஆரோக்கியம் பலகைமுறை தேவாலயம்ப்ரெஸ் வெளியீடுஈடன் சாலைஇயக்குனர் கியர்ஸ்டீ ம்க்குள்ளி

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Lifewise homecare workers: still striking for better conditions and pay – E tū

Lifewise homecare workers: still striking for better conditions and pay – E tū
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Lifewise Homecare Workers: Still Striking For Better Conditions And Pay – E Tu

Home support workers are hoping their strike action on Friday will lead to positive change in conditions and culture for both support workers and their clients at their Auckland-based provider Lifewise. Last year, the organisation agreed to increase sick leave and bereavement leave in a proposed collective agreement but then went back on their word. Workers have also asked for their guaranteed hours to be increased, as for many the low number of weekly hours means a constant financial struggle and daily disruption. A home support worker, who wishes to remain anonymous, says she thinks there is definitely “hope for a better deal”.

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