Thursday, 6 May 2021, 5:29 pm
NZNO says health care workers across Aotearoa New Zealand
are extremely disappointed following the government’s pay
freeze announcement.
Despite being on the frontline
for COVID-19, Nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants and
kaimahi hauora employed by District Health Boards (DHB)
could all be affected by the announcement.
NZNO
Industrial Services Manager Glenda Alexander says she is
seriously concerned about the impact of the policy on NZNO s
work to resolve gender pay issues within nursing and
midwifery. This announcement could set back our
efforts to resolve the longstanding undervaluation of our
members’ work, especially regarding pay rates for
nurses.
Press Release – New Zealand Nurses Organisation NZNO says health care workers across Aotearoa New Zealand are extremely disappointed following the governments pay freeze announcement. Despite being on the frontline for COVID-19, Nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants and kaimahi hauora employed …
NZNO says health care workers across Aotearoa New Zealand are extremely disappointed following the government’s pay freeze announcement.
Despite being on the frontline for COVID-19, Nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants and kaimahi hauora employed by District Health Boards (DHB) could all be affected by the announcement.
NZNO Industrial Services Manager Glenda Alexander says she is seriously concerned about the impact of the policy on NZNO’s work to resolve gender pay issues within nursing and midwifery.
Press Release – New Zealand Nurses Organisation NZNO says health care workers across Aotearoa New Zealand are extremely disappointed following the governments pay freeze announcement. Despite being on the frontline for COVID-19, Nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants and kaimahi hauora employed …
NZNO says health care workers across Aotearoa New Zealand are extremely disappointed following the government’s pay freeze announcement.
Despite being on the frontline for COVID-19, Nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants and kaimahi hauora employed by District Health Boards (DHB) could all be affected by the announcement.
NZNO Industrial Services Manager Glenda Alexander says she is seriously concerned about the impact of the policy on NZNO’s work to resolve gender pay issues within nursing and midwifery.
Source:Â New Zealand Nurses Organisation
NZNO says health care workers across Aotearoa New Zealand are extremely disappointed following the governmentâs pay freeze announcement.
Despite being on the frontline for COVID-19, Nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants and kaimahi hauora employed by District Health Boards (DHB) could all be affected by the announcement.
NZNO Industrial Services Manager Glenda Alexander says she is seriously concerned about the impact of the policy on NZNOâs work to resolve gender pay issues within nursing and midwifery.
âThis announcement could set back our efforts to resolve the longstanding undervaluation of our membersâ work, especially regarding pay rates for nurses.
Euthanasia: Are we ready for legalised assisted dying in New Zealand?
30 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
15 minutes to read
ACT leader David Seymour and deputy Brooke van Velden thank MP s and supporters after the yes vote on the End of Life Choice Act. Video / ACT Party / Mark Tantrum
ACT leader David Seymour and deputy Brooke van Velden thank MP s and supporters after the yes vote on the End of Life Choice Act. Video / ACT Party / Mark Tantrum
NZ Herald
By: Scarlett Cvitanovich Last year almost two-thirds of New Zealanders voted to legalise assisted dying. So come November 7, euthanasia will be legal. The Ministry of Health expects about 1100 people to request it in the first year