Labour Promises to Reinstate Pay Equity, but only Costs One Claim, Leaving $8.5b Out of Plan
Labour says the change will cover one $2.5 billion settlement and lift care and support workers by $4 an hour from Jan. 1, 2027.
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Labour promises to reinstate pay equity, but only costs one claim, leaving $8.5b out of plan
The Labour Party published its fiscal plan on Sunday afternoon, reiterating a pledge to restore the old pay equity regime, but declining to include a specific cost for this in its spending plan.
Election 2026: Weekend RoundUp
Alongside strategic voting and the release of The Maori Party list, tax, wages and transport dominated the weekend’s election announcements, as parties set out spending plans and clashed over their costs. Labour released its fiscal plan, promising a $4-an-hour pay rise for 65,000 care and support workers from 1 January, alongside reinstated pay-equity legislation. The […]
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