Information released today by Statistics New Zealand showed that the cost of living increased by 4.7% last year, said CTU Economist Craig Renney. “This new… Read More »Inflation data slows – slowing data shows need for continuing support for families
A two-day workshop, run in partnership with WorksafeReps, is designed for union organisers on learning the skills, knowledge and understanding of health and safety organising… Read More »Organising for Healthier and Safer Workplaces
Is there anything more important than water? No. Then why is this government hellbent on adding to the generational problems of water management, without providing… Read More »Ko te wai te ora ngā mea katoa. Water is the life giver of all things.
The sixth annual CTU Mood of the Workforce survey shows working people are very worried about their incomes and rights under the new Government and… Read More »Working people fear for their future and New Zealand’s
In the first week of every year since 2019, we have asked working people to talk about their experiences of work over the past 12… Read More »Mood of the Workforce 2024
A course for organisers and lead organisers on learning how to develop the skills of their workplace leaders through purpose driven one-to-one meetings and conversations.… Read More »Developing Workplace Leaders
Welcome to the Christmas edition of the Economic Bulletin. In this edition, we unpack the new government’s “Mini Budget”, which was delivered alongside Treasury’s Half-year… Read More »Economic Bulletin December 2023
A comprehensive and practical three-day workshop for organisers and senior, experienced delegates. This course covers the skills and techniques for communicating effectively with working people… Read More »Organising Conversations
A comprehensive three-day workshop for organisers and senior experienced delegates Aimed at broadly developing the skills, knowledge and understanding for effective organising of working people… Read More »Organising Foundations
The mini-Budget released by the Coalition Government today leaves many questions unanswered, said CTU Economist Craig Renney. “Despite the Incoming Government calling for clarity on… Read More »Mini-Budget begs too many questions
All new workers will soon to be vulnerable to being fired at will with no reason following the Government’s reckless haste to pass under urgency… Read More »Government again ignores advice to attack protections for workers – 90-day trials extended
The Government is due to decide how much it will increase the minimum wage at Cabinet today. “Today’s decision by Cabinet on how much it… Read More »Minimum wage decision early test for new Government