ACT Party Pension Reform – A Review
This analysis from the CTU examines the consequences of the ACT Party policy programme on NZ Superannuation. Any Questions please contact Craig Renney on 0220653036
Jeremiah Boniface
Consultation on a Potential Code of Practice for Biometrics, Office of the Privacy Commissioner
A robust code of practice will help to protect workers from the risks associated with the collection of biometric information in the workplace and to ensure a human-centred future of work.
Rising profits accounted for more than half of domestic inflation during cost-of-living crisis
JOIN MEDIA RELEASE: FIRST Union, NZCTU and ActionStation A new report released today by FIRST Union, NZ Council of Trade Unions and Action Station argues… Read More »Rising profits accounted for more than half of domestic inflation during cost-of-living crisis
Action still required to eliminate the harm caused by engineered stone
More needs to be done to protect people who work with engineered stone. Workers in these industries are being exposed to highly hazardous silica dust… Read More »Action still required to eliminate the harm caused by engineered stone
Working for free for seven weeks – The Gender Pay Gap is not closing fast enough
There has been disappointingly little progress in closing the gender pay gap in the last year despite continued low unemployment, wage growth, and strong labour… Read More »Working for free for seven weeks – The Gender Pay Gap is not closing fast enough
Updated COVID Guidance
From 15 August 2023 there are no longer any public health mandated requirements This means that there is no longer a mandatory 7-day isolation period… Read More »Updated COVID Guidance
Proposed Additional Paid Parental Leave Offer Welcomed
The Labour Party campaign pledge to increase the level of paid parental leave is welcome news for thousands of expectant parents says NZCTU Secretary Melissa… Read More »Proposed Additional Paid Parental Leave Offer Welcomed
Pay transparency announcement a win for workers
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions welcomes today’s announcement on progressing pay transparency in New Zealand. This morning, Minister for Women Jan Tinetti and… Read More »Pay transparency announcement a win for workers
NZCTU welcomes Commerce Commission’s inquiry into banking sector
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions is today welcoming the release of the Commerce Commission interim issues paper on the market study into personal… Read More »NZCTU welcomes Commerce Commission’s inquiry into banking sector
Monthly Economic Bulletin – July 2023
Welcome to the July edition of the Economic Bulletin. In this month’s Bulletin, we cost National’s current policy proposals for the next Parliament and compare… Read More »Monthly Economic Bulletin – July 2023
Profit-led Inflation in Aotearoa
A combined report from NZCTU, FIRST Union, and ActionStation This report, co-authored by the NZCTU, FIRST Union, and ActionStation, shows that rising profits, not wages,… Read More »Profit-led Inflation in Aotearoa
2023 NZ Future of Work Survey
Kantar Public This report, prepared by Kantar Public for the Future of Work Tripartite Forum, provides insights into employers’ expectations about redundant and emerging jobs,… Read More »2023 NZ Future of Work Survey