I know I'm old and it takes time for things to filter through but am I wrong in assuming that there are men paid more than women doing the same thing? I though that was illegal in NZ?The unofficial committee is rounded out with former MPs Jackie Blue, Jo Hayes and Belinda Vernon from National, Nanaia Mahuta, Lianne Dalziel, Steve Chadwick and Lynne Pillay from Labour, Ria Bond from New Zealand First and Sue Bradford from the Greens. All are working on a 'pro bono' - unpaid - basis.
The jokes write themselves “wHY arE wE PAId LESs?”
So, if men and women doing the same thing are paid equally where is the issue?
Is it because the public service unions have figured out a way to grift more dosh by saying a primary teacher is at the same level as an airline pilot (both have responsibility for their passengers) and once entrenched there (and costing $12b a year) it can then be unionised into the private sector?
Methinks the proletariat are being misled. Don't hear anyone from the nurses for example wanting to be compared to a Thoracic surgeon. Go figure. Just another grift. As Mark Knopfler would say, Money for nothing and the votes are free.