Health Vote 2019-20 Pre-Budget
This spreadsheet provides the data used to assess the requirements for health spending in the 2019-20 year.
This spreadsheet provides the data used to assess the requirements for health spending in the 2019-20 year.
Part of the CTU Working Papers on Health, this paper asks, prior to Budget 2019, what level of funding will be required to maintain health services?
The New Zealand Council of Trade Union’s submission to the Education and Workforce Select Committee on the Equal Pay Amendment Bill.
In April 2018 the NZCTU commissioned UMR Research to conduct an online survey of New Zealanders about their views around taxation. We shared the results of that survey in our feedback on the Tax Working Group’s “Future of Tax” background paper in May1. In response to the Working Group’s Interim Report, the NZCTU has conducted a further online survey of Together.org.nz supporters to re-test our initial findings and provide specific feedback to a number of particular issues raised by the Interim Report.
The tightly-constrained current level of government spending is not consistent with the aspirations of the New Zealand public for health, education, infrastructure, housing affordability, progress towards the carbon-zero goal, reducing inequality, and provision of quality public services in general. Both the 30%-of-GDP target in the Group’s Terms of Reference and the “revenue neutral” suggestion in the Ministers’ letter of 20 September 2018 place higher priority on arbitrary fiscal bright-lines than on the well-being of our people, society and environment.
A submission to the UK Department of International Trade.
The research by NZ Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) claiming to show that the 90 day law has increased hiring in small firms draws invalid conclusions from a flawed analysis.
This is a collaborative submission made on behalf of the NZCTU, PSA Etū an NZNO unions. We support aspects of the improvements in the Privacy… Read More »Joint NZCTU, PSA, E tū and NZNO Submission on the Privacy Bill
The current Government and the Finance Minister has said that there is an intention to base Budget 2019 on a Living Standards Framework. We welcome… Read More »Living Standards Dashboard: Monitoring Intergenerational Wellbeing