Revealed: The ministry where nearly 95% of staff work from home at least once a week
The data also shows the most common WFH day of the week.
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Public sector wages growing faster than private sector
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NZDF workers taking escalated strike action after pay increase refusal
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Mental health crisis call-outs: Police agree to delay next phase
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DIA restructure finds more job cuts, despite protests from staff, union
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Claims Kiwi businesses shut out of multimillion-dollar cleaning contracts
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WorkSafe plans second major restructure, job losses proposed
40 net roles are proposed to be cut.
$80m spent on redundancies since Govt took office
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The Government has directed agencies to reduce reliance on contractors and consultants.
Willis told WFH already not an ‘entitlement’ before setting new public service expectations
It's already in current guidance.
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Willis and Luxon’s 'work from work' edict misses the point, four-day week pioneer says
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