No, just going by the numbersYou are grasping.
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No, just going by the numbersYou are grasping.
The solution to inflation is slowing the economy and rising unemployment.Stuff
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Yes the majority of New Zealanderās fall somewhere between centre right & centre left. However the majority of New Zelanderās also arenāt screaming conspiracy with every announcement from the new Government."Hard left" what is that & who is hard left? Pseudo yankee thinking much?
There's been a lot of discussion on here how NZers are largely in the middle...more correct.
And stop trying to appease yourself with 'NZers voted for change' as if ALL NZers voted for change.
Outright disrespectful organising and backing protests a week after an election aimed at the new governments clearly foreshadowed policy.Yes the majority of New Zealanderās fall somewhere between centre right & centre left. However the majority of New Zelanderās also arenāt screaming conspiracy with every announcement from the new Government.
Just because you don't agree with it, doesn't mean it's disrespectful. Luckily the right to protest is a given here in NZ.Outright disrespectful organising and backing protests a week after an election aimed at the new governments clearly foreshadowed policy.
NZ voter knowledge in a nutshell. Thinking anyone here is remotely seriously left is the funniest thing ever.The hard left majority contributing to this thread are a minority out there in the real world. Shouldnāt come as a surprise. New Zealanders voted for change and they are happy with what they see so far.
The conspiracy crap on here is not centre.NZ voter knowledge in a nutshell. Thinking anyone here is remotely seriously left is the funniest thing ever.
You guys are all shades of the centre engaged in partisan politics.
The solution to inflation is slowing the economy and rising unemployment.
Of course Nationals changing back the reserve bank to how the rest of the world has it and getting rid of Labours employment conditions that have just made inflation worse for longer in NZ (supported by stats against other countries).
The economy was even forecast to have significantly worse unemployment above 5% this year by the reserve bank while Labour was still in government.
This just shows the media are economic illiterates.
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'There will be winners and losers': Three workplace trends for 2024
The age of demanding higher pay might be over.www.nzherald.co.nz
Have only mentioned one conspiracy in any of my posts (15 min cities) and that was tongue in cheek.Yes the majority of New Zealanderās fall somewhere between centre right & centre left. However the majority of New Zelanderās also arenāt screaming conspiracy with every announcement from the new Government.
Yet the previous government brought the media off. Funny how some things are plausible in some peopleās eyes but other things not based on political leanings.Have only mentioned one conspiracy in any of my posts (15 min cities) and that was tongue in cheek.
Have read quite a few on here tho, albeit mostly implied not outright wacko. Well, mostly not...
Yeah look I shouldnāt have linked the words majority & hard left. Perhaps majority of posts and hard left is a bit more accurateHave only mentioned one conspiracy in any of my posts (15 min cities) and that was tongue in cheek.
Have read quite a few on here tho, albeit mostly implied not outright wacko. Well, mostly not...
It's only hard left if you expect somebody else to pay for it.Under your reckoning NZers voted for change (and I agree there was a bit of a swing) however the results of the poll strongly show NZers didn't vote for Seymour & Peters to be the govt.
National had to form an alliance with them to form a government (which is a symptom of mmp) but it once again indicates your blanket statement of New Zealanders voted for change isn't exactly as all-encompassing of voters as you try to make out.
And again on the hard left rhetoric...if hard left is wanting your grandchildren to have as good a quality of education as the 'rich', opportunity to pursue their passions and live a prosperous fulfilling life (which isn't all about money), be safe in their neighburhoods, eat real food that isn't poisonous, live in a unique, unspoilt beautiful country where they can drink the water, swim in the rivers and at beaches, buy their own home (however humble) or at least be able to afford to rent one, be able to travel the country and the world if they choose, te mea, te mea.
Is that hard left?
I guess that's me then
How many collective bargaining agreements were actually set up under the fair pay agreement scheme? It was only a few, wasn't it?![]()
National says those who can work, should work
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Sort of makes this pledge from national as contradictory to endorse unemployment as a saviour towards inflation but say anyone who can work, should. We also see a 90 day trial in the workplace gone, fair pay agreement-gone. Whatās to stop these people from falling to the bottom of the scrap heap with no support to get their way out? The only illiterates arenāt thinking of the big picture.
Iāve pushed that a bit. I donāt believe the media were bought off but because it ācould haveā influenced media decisions it was stupid.Yet the previous government brought the media off. Funny how some things are plausible in some peopleās eyes but other things not based on political leanings.
What were negatives with the scheme?How many collective bargaining agreements were actually set up under the fair pay agreement scheme? It was only a few, wasn't it?
A business in Gore having to pay the same as a business in Auckland despite completely different market conditions.What were negatives with the scheme?
Back in the early 80's I worked with a number of English trade unionists, guys in their 50's and 60's and sometimes older. They were hard left and hard working. They believed in the class struggle, it was the core of their political position. All employers were villains and management usually the same. It was treason to abandon the struggle.NZ voter knowledge in a nutshell. Thinking anyone here is remotely seriously left is the funniest thing ever.
You guys are all shades of the centre engaged in partisan politics.
But it was plain to see with the likes of q and an and the hui for example that there was no bias in the governments favour because of the money allocated? Is this belief based on a Jessica then tova order of questions asked? If so, thatās a long bow to draw. How would you like for media to get their funding? Donations?Iāve pushed that a bit. I donāt believe the media were bought off but because it ācould haveā influenced media decisions it was stupid.
1 - The optics and perception were diabolical. Govt should steer well clear of conditional additional money to the media.
2 - Even if not directly influencing media itās going to subconsciously favour the āteam that has their backā
3 - To have your favoured policies as a condition of receiving the funding is wrong and disadvantaged other political parties, even if no conspiracy. Wrong!
4 - the reality is a bunch of extra journalist have jobs now because of Labour - optics and subconscious influence again.
The govt deserves any flack it got for being so stupid even if it was done with honest intentions. It needs the criticism to stop it happening again in future. I think they and the media got the message!
Whatās in place now for the employee to negotiate a fair rate?A business in Gore having to pay the same as a business in Auckland despite completely different market conditions.
Either the gore business pays over local market or Auckland pays under local market rates.
With teachers, where pay is nationalised, we have seen teachers flee Auckland because two areas arenāt equal