Welcome to the August/September edition of the Economic Bulletin. In this Bulletin, we look at the tax plans that the major parties have put forth… Read More »Monthly Economic Bulletin – August/September 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
Greetings from the NZCTU and welcome to the June edition of the Economic Bulletin. In this edition we debunk the idea that the New Zealand… Read More »Monthly Economic Bulletin – June 2023
Greetings from the NZCTU and welcome to the February edition of the EconoLex. In this report, we examine the response to Cyclone Gabrielle —and why… Read More »Monthly Economic Bulletin – February 2023
Seasons greetings & welcome to this bumper December 2022 edition of the EconoLex. December is usually a time when we come together to celebrate the… Read More »Monthly Economic Bulletin – December 2022
Welcome to the October 2022 EconoLex. In this edition, we examine the proposals for Fair Pay Agreements which passed their third reading in the house… Read More »Monthly Economic Bulletin – October 2022
Welcome to the September edition of the EconoLex — NZCTUs Economic Bulletin. Firstly, welcome to Jack Foster who has joined the CTU this month, and… Read More »Building a Better Future, inflation and wages.
Welcome to the CTU’s monthly Economic Bulletin, it’s hard to believe we’re halfway through the year already! Highlights of this bulletin include a rundown on… Read More »Future of Work, Good Work & Low Wages
Highlights of this month’s Economic Bulletin include the current inflation and cost of living crisis and the latest child poverty statistics, alongside an update of… Read More »Budgets, Child Poverty & Cost of Living
Introduction from Craig Renney Greetings to one and all to this new economic bulletin from the CTU. This report has been brought to you by… Read More »Monthly Economic Bulletin – March 2022
What a wild ride the last year has been. I look back to my first Bulletin in January – I had NO IDEA – and… Read More »Labour, Houses, and the Reserve Bank
Hope you all enjoyed Labour Day this week – brought to you by the union movement. This month’s Economic Bulletin – a discussion of the… Read More »The Minimum Wage (and Gender Wage Gap)