‘Not a backdown,’ Woodhouse insists as he unveils immigration policy changes
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The government’s changes to its immigration policy are likely to lead to wage growth, not wage suppression, Immigration Minister Michael Woodhouse says.
The government has confirmed changes to temporary work visa conditions, after facing a backlash from New Zealand’s rural sector and many
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Jason Walls
Thu, 27 Jul 2017
Thu, 27 Jul 2017
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‘Not a backdown,’ Woodhouse insists as he unveils immigration policy changes
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