Business NZ rejects govt offer to play role in Fair Pay Agreements
Union-led national pay bargaining scheme is unlawful and unnecessary, says lobby group.
Business lobby group Business NZ has announced its refusal to take part in negotiating compulsory Fair Pay Agreements, a government scheme set for introduction next year.
In a statement, Business NZ chief executive Kirk Hope said the organisation had formally rejected the government’s offer to
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Thu, 09 Dec 2021
Thu, 09 Dec 2021
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Business NZ rejects govt offer to play role in Fair Pay Agreements
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