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International Perspectives: AI disruption in Employment Relations and Dispute Settling
Bread, milk, power, and petrol keep climbing under Luxon’s Government
Stronger together: How care workers in Georgia are organizing for their rights
Only One In Ten Getting Ahead Under Luxon’s Government
Greens’ youth jobs guarantee is the action young workers need
From convicts to counterculture: Professor Tony Moore reflects on creativity and resistance that has shaped Australian society
National’s small business plan: 47 band-aids and an attack on workers’ rights
One Mortgage Doesn’t End Cost-of-living Crisis
Labour’s pay rise for care workers a welcome step towards pay equity
440,000 Kiwis locked out of decent work – and it didn’t have to happen
Greens’ pay equity commitment a win for care and support workers
“What are we giving up?” – cost of living pushing working people out of an ordinary life
PREFU shows jobs pain and service cuts locked in under Luxon
NZCTU Welcomes Labour Pledge To Restore Pay Equity
“Don’t risk 6 years of Luxon” – NZCTU launches election campaign
Labour backs long-standing union call to hold criminally negligent bosses liable
Report warns of transnational repression and reprisals against individuals and organisations cooperating with the UN
$14.37 Hour: ACT’s Pay Cut For Young Workers
Doctors call for NSW Health to act as some patients wait more than a day in emergency
Back on track? Not for workers – unions hand next Government a better map
Briefing To Incoming Government 2026
ACT’s Attack On Te Tiriti Must Stop
Workers Must Be At Centre Of All AI Policy
OCR increase will deepen the damage in an already very weak job market
Living Wage Rise Shows What’s Possible
Graduate nurse job guarantee a useful step on health workforce shortages
NZCTU welcomes the discussion opened up by the release of Te Pāti Māori’s tax plan
Gender pay gap widens – women work for free from 27 November
Statement on Hong Kong Alliance guilty verdicts
Toxic timber chemical legacy shows why health and safety rights are human rights
UN experts on business and human rights to visit Guatemala
Flexible work for Indigenous employees means more than simply logging on from home
Statement On Appointment Of ACTU Secretary
Who were the Luddites? Their legacy ripples through politics, cultural commentary and literature
Unemployment rate highest in more than a decade – labour market in crisis
MEU Pays Tribute To Courageous And Effective ACTU Leaders
Statement On Leadership Of ACTU
Fastest in a generation electricity price rises continue hurt for working people
NZCTU welcomes Bill to make union membership the default for new workers
Attacks On Unions Are Costing Working People
NZCTU Supports Energy Transition Through Solar Saver
Fight For Worker Health And Safety Not Over Says NZCTU
NZCTU welcomes Labour’s plan to restore and expand Apprenticeship Boost
Lessons From UK
UN expert calls to fight poverty beyond growth and expand social protection: Rethinking progress
NZCTU welcomes Greens’ tax plan as a step toward fairness for working people
Government’s parental leave decision steals from new families
GDP growth anaemic and masks economy still in “huge trouble”, says NZCTU