Nope, the governor was kicked to touch by an interfering ruling government who didn't like it when he pushed back. There's more to come there
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Evidence of more rubbishLeftist media:
Running the numbers on public service PR
It's not news that people doing PR and communications for the state heavily outnumber the journalists who report on the agencies employing them. And journalists know most of those on 'the dark side' get fatter paypackets than they do. But the numbers crunched by RNZ's Phil Pennington shows the...www.rnz.co.nz
And the Herald:
'Bloated bureaucracy’: Communications staff increase by 50 per cent since Labour took over
Communications staff working in the core public service have tipped over the 500 mark.www.nzherald.co.nz
So nice try at rewriting history Mt8… but I produce evidence.
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Ummm… they didn’t interfere, it was all over the funding for the reserve bank and he had an unprofessional hissy fit…
Left losing more credibility trying to create negativity with misinformation, as usual.
Evidence: resigned over FUNDING:
Documents reveal why Adrian Orr suddenly quit as Reserve Bank Governor
The Reserve Bank Governor resigned in March after seven years of service.
www.rnz.co.nz
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Surely you don't believe the doctors might be misleading us when they say that their pay raise wouldn't cover inflation?
$160,000,000 pay offer/5,500 senior doctors and dentists = $29,029 average pay increase. This means that for them to offered an average of $29,090 PA, at 3% inflation, they are on an average of just under $970,000 PA. If the average they were on was $750,000 PA, then they are working out at an inflation figure of just under 4% to get an average increase of $29,090... since they say they're effectively taking a pay cut when you consider what has been offered to inflation.
Go down to the average being $500,000 PA, and that works out it 5.8% inflation (29,029/500,000 x 100 = 5.8%).
Go down to the average being $250,000 PA and that works out at 11.6% inflation (29,029/250,000 x 100 = 11.6%).
Go down to the average being $200,000 PA and that works out at 14.5% inflation.
So, if they think they are "right" with what they're saying, it's good they decided to become doctors and dentists and not accountants or economists!!!
You're also forgetting that the SMO's also includes surgeons, cardiologists, neurosurgeons, oncologists etc. It's not the "senior doctor" on the ward... these are the top specialists in their fields.
Yeah I know the calcs, although won’t be 12 months, but they’ve got the numbers wrong somewhere, my guess would be the time the $160m funding increase is spent over - mentions 16 months but must be a lot longer than that. Same articles mentioning average senior pay is ~$350k which the industry is saying overstates their pay.
That’s rubbish & there isn’t a lot more to come out other than perhaps what a fucking dick the bloke is/was
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https://mountaintui.substack.com/p/adrian-orr-was-pushed-by-neil-quigley
Yes I'm aware of things called fact, but mountain tui is pretty on point.
What a surprise. The hard right government attacking workers again.
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Brooke van Velden speaks after sick leave entitlement for part-time work scrapped
In June, the Green Party condemned the idea as an attack on workforce morale.
More like a common sense approach to accruing leave for part time workers - at lastWhat a surprise. The hard right government attacking workers again.
Brooke van Velden speaks after sick leave entitlement for part-time work scrapped
In June, the Green Party condemned the idea as an attack on workforce morale.
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Happy to accept their own salary increases and perks and give government board members up to 80% increases...What a surprise. The hard right government attacking workers again.
Brooke van Velden speaks after sick leave entitlement for part-time work scrapped
In June, the Green Party condemned the idea as an attack on workforce morale.
Miserable cxxts
Apparently, the sixteen months is for the time they've been negotiating... if the offer had been accepted earlier, inflation would not be so much of an issue. Even then, inflation for the last 18 months (16 months doesn't seem to be readily available) is 3.65%, figures from tradingeconomics.com via Copilot.
Also, the highest band for a junior doctor is Registrar PGY7-10 (advanced training) who are on between $180,000-247,000 PA while a first year specialist is on $200,000 (because they're PGY8) and a specialist is on $345,000 after year 3 and the skies the limit after that.
Mad Monday hasn't ended well for Joey Tapine
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Man strips naked, claims to be Lucifer before arrest at Auckland Airport
The man was restrained by a passenger from another flight before police arrived.
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How good would our health system be if we had 5,500 specialists (although even then they don’t average that sort of money)!
Latest figures show that we're around 1,500 specialists/senior doctors short in the public system.
Gee, I wonder why we need a new Medical School and why the Government is looking at speeding up the processing of overseas medical professionals wanting to come here?
Gee I wonder why we're short that many specialists? Could be the deliberate running down of the health system by this government with an aim to privatise. Could be consecutive governments under financing our public health system with conditions becoming intolerable?
And let's not forget Neil Quigley -
Reserve Bank chair denies conflict of interest amid Waikato medical school deal
The Government has agreed to spend more than $82m to help build the school.
and the corruption
Lobbying for Waikato’s Medical School causing problems for the Govt
It’s becoming a classic case study for why lobbying deals with politicians need greater scrutiny.
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Not to mention Quigley is a central figure in the removal of Adrian Kerr
Reserve Bank chair Neil Quigley resigns with immediate effect
A statement from Finance Minister Nicola Willis said Neil Quigley had decided now is the appropriate time for him to stand aside.
www.rnz.co.nz
Nothing is as it seems with this government Mike. New Zealand has been economically and systemically destroyed by this mob.
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The same doctor shortage was under Labour, before the evil coalition, privatisation, etc. Everyone knows this…Gee I wonder why we're short that many specialists? Could be the deliberate running down of the health system by this government with an aim to privatise. Could be consecutive governments under financing our public health system with conditions becoming intolerable?
And let's not forget Neil Quigley - View attachment 14557
Reserve Bank chair denies conflict of interest amid Waikato medical school deal
The Government has agreed to spend more than $82m to help build the school.
and the corruption
Lobbying for Waikato’s Medical School causing problems for the Govt
It’s becoming a classic case study for why lobbying deals with politicians need greater scrutiny.
Not to mention Quigley is a central figure in the removal of Adrian Kerr
Reserve Bank chair Neil Quigley resigns with immediate effect
A statement from Finance Minister Nicola Willis said Neil Quigley had decided now is the appropriate time for him to stand aside.
Nothing is as it seems with this government Mike. New Zealand has been economically and systemically destroyed by this mob.
More repetitive shouting at clouds!
Wiz already declared him innocent.Stuff
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Will be interesting to see if anything untoward turns up in these 25 houses and this guy. Odd looking character
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It's astounding how often this happens with our politicians.
They keep saying its an oversight. Unless it's invested with a company managing it you should know where your money is invested.
A few in the last few years didn't declare shares, and it seemed like they didn't have a large portfolio. if you asked me to where my money was invested, I could name the companies. The number of shares would be a rough ballpark park but I could get that information easily enough.
What I find interesting about this is that it seems very similar to David Seymour when he didn't declare properties that were owned by trusts he had so interest in. You'd have thought that Bates would have seen what had happened to Seymour and declared them anyway.Stuff
Will be interesting to see if anything untoward turns up in these 25 houses and this guy. Odd looking character
I have a relative who is about to start a job with a major accounting firm. They want to know everything right down to how much insurance cover they have and who it's with too avoid any conflict of interest. And not just the person getting the job.... they have been asked to declare everything about their partners financial affairs as well. The company's motto is.... if you wonder if you should declare something, do so.
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