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Press Release – New Zealand National Party News that unemployment has fallen from 4.9 per cent to 4.7 per cent will provide no comfort for the almost 200,000 New Zealanders on the Jobseeker benefit, Nationals Social Development and Employment spokesperson Louise Upston says. While its …
News that unemployment has fallen from 4.9 per cent to 4.7 per cent will provide no comfort for the almost 200,000 New Zealanders on the Jobseeker benefit, National’s Social Development and Employment spokesperson Louise Upston says.
“While it’s positive the unemployment figure has decreased, albeit slightly, this doesn’t change the fact more than 75,000 people have moved onto the Jobseeker benefit since this Government took over.
Press Release – New Zealand National Party News that unemployment has fallen from 4.9 per cent to 4.7 per cent will provide no comfort for the almost 200,000 New Zealanders on the Jobseeker benefit, Nationals Social Development and Employment spokesperson Louise Upston says. While its …
News that unemployment has fallen from 4.9 per cent to 4.7 per cent will provide no comfort for the almost 200,000 New Zealanders on the Jobseeker benefit, National’s Social Development and Employment spokesperson Louise Upston says.
“While it’s positive the unemployment figure has decreased, albeit slightly, this doesn’t change the fact more than 75,000 people have moved onto the Jobseeker benefit since this Government took over.
Press Release – New Zealand National Party Labours celebratory social media posts touting a record 32,880 people moved into work are disingenuous and only tell one part of the story, Nationals Social Development & Employment spokesperson Louise Upston says. What Labour …
Labour’s celebratory social media posts touting a “record 32,880 people moved into work” are disingenuous and only tell one part of the story, National’s Social Development & Employment spokesperson Louise Upston says.
“What Labour aren’t telling us, is that more people were put on a benefit than moved into work across the same time period. That’s 46,437 additional people moving on to benefits.