Employers back PM's comments on drugs stopping young people from getting jobs
AWF and the EMA say the problem is “reasonably significant.”
Prime Minister Bill English’s comments on businesses not being able to hire young Kiwis because they can’t pass a drugs test are dead on, according to Kiwi employers.
Mr English said yesterday he has two or three conversations a week with business owners who are worried about this issue and that
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Jason Walls
Tue, 28 Feb 2017
Tue, 28 Feb 2017
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Employers back PM's comments on drugs stopping young people from getting jobs
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