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    Looking up - December 2018 (PDF 216kB)

    Good bounce in business confidence , Regulation worries dropping , skilled staff shortage up

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    Quote Originally Posted by minimoke View Post
    Its a quiet day so I will save you the trouble.

    Alleged event happen on 20 November. Within a week the Leader of the National Party was aware. Unlike Labour who apparently did not think the event important enough to alert their Leader. (Shes good like that - "I know nothing"!)

    The event allegedly occurred in a private house. Unlike the Labour event which was at a Labour organised accommodation.

    The event occurred after a Young National Eventy. Unlike the Labour event which occurred during the Labour organised function.

    It appears alcohol was provided after the National event at a commercial bar. Unlike Labour where it was provided during the event by some as yet unnamed party.

    The alleged victim was not a member of Young Nats, whereas the alleged victims in the Labour Sex Camp were members of Labour.

    There was one alleged victim vs 2 males and 2 female alleged victims in the Labour event.

    There have been no reports of Young Nats spewing their guts out after the event. Whereas some at the Labour Camp were really crook.

    There were no reports of Young Nats playing drunken party games at the pub. The Labour folk were so drunk they were dancing on the tables.

    There were no reports of the Young Nats organizer going to bed "early". Who knows why the Labour organizer felt the need for an early night - due to the report not being made public. Perhaps we should read between the lines on that one.

    National immediately provided support to the alleged victim and no attempt has been made to keep this quiet. Labour did all it could to keep their event quiet and the support that was provided was done by a Labour supporter - thus keeping it all "in-house"

    Seems to me chalk and cheese events.
    It really wasn't worth all that effort

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    Minimum wage boost to benefit 210,000 people
    More than 200,000 people will benefit from an extra $48 a week next year in the biggest boost to the minimum wage in its history.
    The minimum wage rate will rise from $16.50 an hour to $17.70, taking effect on April 1 next year, Workplace Relations Minister Iain Lees-Galloway and NZ First employment relations spokesman Clayton Mitchell announced today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Ms Genter’s partner doing OK with this new government

    Probably deserves every cent

    https://mailchi.mp/4471cabeca72/reve...no-open-tender
    Corruption? Nah, I am sure our socialist friends find a nicer word for this behaviour. Anyway - saves us paying the dole.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    Minimum wage boost to benefit 210,000 people
    [FONT="]More than 200,000 people will benefit from an extra $48 a week next year in the biggest boost to the minimum wage in its history.[/FONT]
    The minimum wage rate will rise from $16.50 an hour to $17.70, taking effect on April 1 next year, Workplace Relations Minister Iain Lees-Galloway and NZ First employment relations spokesman Clayton Mitchell announced today.

    Those wage increases inevitably cause the inflation cycle to kick in, leaving wage earners no better off, but of great benefit to those who own their own property.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    Minimum wage boost to benefit 210,000 people
    More than 200,000 people will benefit from an extra $48 a week next year in the biggest boost to the minimum wage in its history.
    The minimum wage rate will rise from $16.50 an hour to $17.70, taking effect on April 1 next year, Workplace Relations Minister Iain Lees-Galloway and NZ First employment relations spokesman Clayton Mitchell announced today.
    And where will the increase in productivity come from?

    More investment in plant which will see less jobs and lower skills.

    Just keeps adding overhead to NZ business who will at some stage decide making a loss is no fun and they will close down.

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    Living wage here we come at last and business confidence has bounced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    Living wage here we come at last and business confidence has bounced.
    Living wage is no good if you are out of a job

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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Ms Genter’s partner doing OK with this new government

    Probably deserves every cent

    https://mailchi.mp/4471cabeca72/reve...no-open-tender
    And I thought he must have been in the bicycle importing business.
    Last edited by 777; 19-12-2018 at 01:33 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by minimoke View Post
    Living wage is no good if you are out of a job

    Just not enough workers atm!. $20 an hour here we come, a living wage for kiwis at last.

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