NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi President, Sandra Grey, welcomed Labours election policy that would see public transport fares capped at $20 in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch,… Read More »NZCTU welcomes Labour’s commitment to public transport
Security for all? The government has framed Budget 26 as one that will “secure New Zealand’s future”. The key argument that Minister Willis and Prime… Read More »Workers’ analysis of Budget 2026
This Bill will make a useful contribution to addressing modern slavery in New Zealand business operations and supply chains, by requiring large firms to report… Read More »Submission on the Modern Slavery Bill
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This submission outlines the NZCTU’s main areas of concern regarding the New Zealand – India Free Trade Agreement and its negotiation. These are: The NZCTU… Read More »International treaty examination of the NZ – India Free Trade Agreement
A Guide from NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi “We must always fight for social advance and political change — we live in an unfair and unequal… Read More »Lobbying for Workers
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In this month’s feature, Craig discusses the upcoming Budget. On its own terms, the government’s economic plan isn’t working – economic growth is stalled, the… Read More »Economic Bulletin March/April 2026
The Enhanced Risk Management Bill effectively “raises the stakes” in parts of the immigration system. While proposing to increase deportation liability and reduce appeal rights… Read More »Submission on the Immigration (Enhanced Risk Management) Bill
Workers’ Memorial Day is an international trade union movement that honours working people killed and injured because of their work. We honour all workers, and… Read More »Workers Memorial Day 2026
The CTU strongly opposes the Employment Leave Bill. It is unworkable, will not achieve its objectives and will leave too many workers worse off, with… Read More »Submission on the Employment Leave Bill
The NZCTU welcomes the opportunity to comment on the 2026 RSE Policy Review. We hope the review leads to positive outcomes for RSE workers, New… Read More »Submission on the 2026 RSE Policy Review