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Unions call on government to improve work lives

Date Time Unions call on government to improve work lives The Council of Trade Unions wants the government to do more to improve working lives for New Zealanders. CTU President Richard Wagstaff will tonight address Minister of Workplace Relations Michael Wood, other Labour and Green Party Members of Parliament, union members, union officials and media about the need to make work better. “We have an opportunity in the aftermath of COVID, to build back better, to make New Zealand a better place to live and work. Better work includes the passing of laws to provide for Fair Pay Agreements and safer sick leave,” Wagstaff said.

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Community Scoop » Unions Call On Government To Improve Work Lives

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Minimum wage ripple effect: Extra business costs could fall to customers

Minimum wage ripple effect: Extra business costs could fall to customers 7 Apr, 2021 09:00 PM 6 minutes to read Watchdog Security Group chief executive officer Brett Wilson. Photo / File The ripple effect of increasing the minimum wage has meant some employees already receiving $20 per hour are now also expecting a pay rise, business leaders say. Meanwhile, business owners already struggling post-lockdown may have to reduce hours, cut jobs, and pass extra costs on to clients. The adult minimum wage increased to $20 from $18.90 per hour on April 1, 2021. The starting-out and training minimum wage rates have also increased to $16 from $15.12 per hour. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment said about 12,300 Bay of Plenty workers were impacted by the minimum wage rise - about 9.7 per cent of the region s employees.

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GUEST BLOG: Grant Brookes – Trade unionists & environmentalism – Notes from a talk to the Green Party Rongotai Branch

GUEST BLOG: Grant Brookes – Trade unionists & environmentalism – Notes from a talk to the Green Party Rongotai Branch
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