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Integration of Employment, Skills and Economic Development Policies

This OECD report examines the co-ordination between labour market, skill and economic development strategies at the regional and local level in New Zealand. It contains a…

An Evaluation of Health and Safety Management Practices in the Hairdressing Industry

Project Aim To evaluate the present state of health and safety management practices used to reduce the risk of injury and disease in the Hairdressing Industry.…

The Workplace Literacy Fund A review

This retrospective study is one of a suite of evaluations and research being undertaken by the Department of Labour to inform the development of the government’s…

Leptospirosis - Reducing the impact on New Zealand workplaces

It is extremely unlikely that Leptospirosis will be eliminated entirely from the New Zealand environment. There is no human vaccine. Therefore the emphasis must be to…

Employment Relationship Problems: Costs, Benefits and Choices

The Employment Relations Act was introduced in 2000 to provide the framework for regulating relationships between employers and employees. The Act recognises "that employment relationships must…

Health and Safety - Good business sense

Healthy and safe workplaces are fundamental to achieving Productive Work and High Quality Working Lives for New Zealand. We all need to increase our understanding of…

Affordable Housing in the Bay of Plenty Region – A Solutions Study

This research investigates the links between housing, work, infrastructure and regional development in the Western Bay of Plenty and Eastern Bay of Plenty sub-regions.

Parental Leave in New Zealand 2005/2006 Evaluation

This report presents the fi ndings of that evaluation and will form the basis of further work on the parental leave scheme. It will also contribute…

Immigration New Zealand: Supporting new migrants to settle and work

This paper reports the findings of a feasibility study in which data from the Annual Enterprise Survey (AES) were linked to data from the Linked Employer-Employee…

International students: Studying and staying on in New Zealand

New Zealand benefits in many ways through export education. As New Zealand’s fourth largest export industry, the annual financial gain alone is estimated at over two…