We have reviewed the latest Household Labour Force Data released from Statistics New Zealand on Wednesday. This data shows Māori unemployment has risen to 8.8%
Title: Benefit Factsheets: Quarter to 30 September 2020 Publisher & Date: Ministry of Social Development (MSD): October 2020 Type of Document: Series of Factsheets and
Title: Labour Market Statistics (Income): June 2020 Quarter Publisher & Date: Statistics New Zealand (Stats NZ): August 2020 Type of Document: Excel data sheets Length,
Title: Māori Labour Market Report Quarter June 2020 (Unadjusted) Publisher & Date: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (‘MBIE’): September 2020 Type of Report:
Earlier this month Statistics NZ published data for Injury Work Related Claims for the 2019 year. The data shows in 2019, 28,300 claims by Māori
Last we have also reviewed work from Te Puni Kōkiri on Māori unemployment trends. This work also shows a predicted rise in Māori unemployment; up
Māori Employment and Unemployment Our second area of consideration this week has been in relation to Māori employment and unemployment. This is important as Māori
Māori Unemployment Last week the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) released its benefit factsheets for the quarter to 30 June. This is one of the
Title: Labour Market Statistics Snapshot (March 2020) Publisher & Date: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE): June 2020 Type of Report: Government: infographic Length,
Following the theme of positive recognition in this Pānui, we also note on Tuesday the Government announced a series of funding interventions in the tertiary
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