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Thawed freeze: Government softens stance on public sector pay restraint following backlash

The Government has softened its stance on restraining public sector pay following two meetings with furious unions. It will now review the policy a year earlier and will consider cost-of-living increases for public servants on moderate incomes. Public Services Minister Chris Hipkins said this was not a backdown and the Government had always been happy to discuss cost-of-living increases. But this doesn’t match his statement last week that public servants earning between $60,000 and $100,000 could only expect pay increases in “special circumstances” with the permission of the Public Service Commission. ROBERT KITCHIN/Stuff Education Minister Chris Hipkins said he was not concerned about thousands of leftover lunches, saying schools went to great lengths to ensure they weren’t wasted (file photo).

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Business Scoop » CTU Public Service Unions Meet With Public Service Minister

Press Release – Council of Trade Unions The Council of Trade Unions and affiliated public service unions, met with the Minister for the Public Service Hon Chris Hipkins this afternoon to discuss the pay expectations of those working in our public services. CTU President Richard Wagstaff said it was …The Council of Trade Unions and affiliated public service unions, met with the Minister for the Public Service Hon Chris Hipkins this afternoon to discuss the pay expectations of those working in our public services. CTU President Richard Wagstaff said it was a good discussion, “It was a constructive meeting. We made it crystal clear how unhappy and angry union members are feeling in response to the policy announcement.”

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Collins blames pay freeze fiasco on Govt hiring too many highly-paid Wellington bureaucrats

Collins blames pay freeze fiasco on Govt hiring too many highly-paid Wellington bureaucrats Newshub 3 days ago © Video - The AM Show; Image - Getty Images Judith Collins on The AM Show. National Party leader Judith Collins says Labour wouldn t need to cut pay rises for public service employees if they didn t hire so many. The Government s pay freeze for middle- and upper-income state employees, announced last week, caused a major backlash - and on Tuesday it partially backed down, reaching an agreement with unions that they can negotiate pay increases to meet the cost of living. We came out of it with what we wanted, Council of Trade Unions president Richard Wagstaff told The AM Show on Wednesday, which was an agreement that bargainings weren t set, that we can discuss cost of living increases, that we will get bigger pay rises for the lower-paid - that there is no pay freeze - and a number of other things.

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We got what we wanted : Unions delighted by Govt backdown with pay freeze off the table

We got what we wanted : Unions delighted by Govt backdown with pay freeze off the table Newshub 3 days ago Lana Andelane © Video - The AM Show; Image - Newshub / Getty Images Watch: CTU president Richard Wagstaff on The AM Show. Unions are delighted a public sector pay freeze is off the table following constructive crisis talks with the Government. After pushing back on the controversial pay restrictions at Parliament on Tuesday, the Government conceded - in part. Last week, it was announced that public servants earning more than $100,000 would not receive a pay rise for the next three years, in a bid to bump up the pay of lower-paid workers - primarily those earning under $60,000. Employees pocketing between $60,000 and $100,000 would have to prove exceptional circumstances to be eligible for an increase.

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Community Scoop » CTU Public Service Unions Meet With Public Service Minister

Press Release – Council of Trade Unions The Council of Trade Unions and affiliated public service unions, met with the Minister for the Public Service Hon Chris Hipkins this afternoon to discuss the pay expectations of those working in our public services. CTU President Richard Wagstaff said it was …The Council of Trade Unions and affiliated public service unions, met with the Minister for the Public Service Hon Chris Hipkins this afternoon to discuss the pay expectations of those working in our public services. CTU President Richard Wagstaff said it was a good discussion, “It was a constructive meeting. We made it crystal clear how unhappy and angry union members are feeling in response to the policy announcement.”

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