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No jab, no job for nurses

Three Waikato Hospital nurses have been suspended for defying a controversial new policy forcing non-vaccinated workers to either get flu jabs or wear face masks.

State Services boss warned: No repeat

The apology from State Services boss Iain Rennie to the complainant at the centre of the Roger Sutton affair and public servants in general has been welcomed by his minister, Paula Bennett - but she has indicated another slip-up will cost him his job.

Public servants see inappropriate access of personal data

12,000 health workers vote to strike

Nearly 12,000 unionised health workers have voted in favour of taking industrial action, after they were offered an "insulting" pay increase, the Public Service Association says.

Domestic abuse costs millions in lost productivity - study

Bonus blow to minister

State Services Minister Jonathan Coleman says he is not happy about a cash bonus for unionised parliamentary staff, but can do nothing about it.

Defence Minister to volunteer for Poppy Day appeal

Rodney Hide: Union bonus rort continues

For years government departments have been running a scam for the unions. The amounts involved total in the millions.

Bonus for Parliament's unionists 'bizarre'

The agency in charge of parliamentary staff has agreed to a cash bonus for union members, despite John Key's National Party previously denouncing such deals as discriminatory.