Pay equity decision penalises ‘private payers’
Opinion: Aged Care Association says speed of decision to fund only government-supported staff leaves many providers in financial jeopardy.
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The New Zealand Aged Care Association has fought long and hard for increased wages for aged care workers, so we are pleased the government and unions have reached a settlement in the recent pay equity case.
We remain committed to its implementation. Yet, the funding mechanism and its urgent
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Simon Wallace
Fri, 21 Jul 2017
Fri, 21 Jul 2017
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Pay equity decision penalises ‘private payers’
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