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Unions delighted public sector pay freeze off the table after crisis talks with Government

However, the Government failed to consult with the unions prior to the announcement - the blanket rulings blindsiding the public sector and riling up a workforce who went above and beyond throughout the precarity of the pandemic, said Council of Trade Unions (CTU) president Richard Wagstaff. Managers got hold of it and said don t expect anything this year, the Government s told us we can t give you anything . It certainly touched a nerve, Wagstaff told The AM Show on Wednesday morning. We were determined to make it clear that no one is allowed to just announce a pay freeze - well, they can, but that s not how pay s set in this country. It s set through collective bargaining. We were keen to say to the Government, you can have whatever expectations you like - we ve got ours too. They don t match. We need to sort this out at the bargaining table, not through announcements.

Rotorua Lakes Council current and former staff owed $1 million in unpaid holiday pay

Rotorua Lakes Council current and former staff owed $1 million in unpaid holiday pay 11 May, 2021 11:41 PM 4 minutes to read A law change set for next year is aimed at addressing the complexity of the Holidays Act. Photo / Getty A law change set for next year is aimed at addressing the complexity of the Holidays Act. Photo / Getty Rotorua s ratepayers will pay a $1 million bill for leave owed to council staff due to nationwide, long-standing issues with the Holidays Act. In a statement posted to the Rotorua Lakes Council website, a spokesperson said the council had identified payroll-related issues which resulted in staff receiving incorrect payments.

Claire Trevett: PM steps in, the melting of the pay freeze begins

Claire Trevett: PM steps in, the melting of the pay freeze begins 11 May, 2021 05:44 AM 3 minutes to read Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern responded to questions about the public backlash to last week s wage freeze announcement. Video / Mark Mitchell Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern responded to questions about the public backlash to last week s wage freeze announcement. Video / Mark Mitchell OPINION For almost a week, the Government has insisted that a pay freeze on the vast bulk of public sector workers is not a pay freeze at all. However, a sure sign the Government was feeling under pressure on the issue came when the Prime Minister moved in to front on it, taking over from Finance Minister Grant Robertson and Public Services Minister Chris Hipkins.

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