Zaria te hī ika
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Kāi Tahu - wahine Māori. 🏳️🌈 she/her. Post-grad, 🌿, indigenous rights are human rights
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The Living Wage means thriving, not just surviving.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate. Set apart from the minimum wage, it’s worker and whānau focused.
Paying the Living Wage rate is voluntary. Employers who pay the Living Wage want to make sure their workers get enough money to live with dignity.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate. Set apart from the minimum wage, it’s worker and whānau focused.
Paying the Living Wage rate is voluntary. Employers who pay the Living Wage want to make sure their workers get enough money to live with dignity.
December 2, 2024 at 5:53 AM
The Living Wage means thriving, not just surviving.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate. Set apart from the minimum wage, it’s worker and whānau focused.
Paying the Living Wage rate is voluntary. Employers who pay the Living Wage want to make sure their workers get enough money to live with dignity.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate. Set apart from the minimum wage, it’s worker and whānau focused.
Paying the Living Wage rate is voluntary. Employers who pay the Living Wage want to make sure their workers get enough money to live with dignity.
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My latest column: a tribute to the success of the Living Wage, and why Luxon should guarantee that govt cleaners, caterers and security guards keep being moved onto it. www.thepost.co.nz/nz-news/3502...
April 7, 2024 at 10:41 PM
My latest column: a tribute to the success of the Living Wage, and why Luxon should guarantee that govt cleaners, caterers and security guards keep being moved onto it. www.thepost.co.nz/nz-news/3502...
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A Living Wage. Thriving people. Thriving communities.
October 11, 2023 at 7:25 AM
A Living Wage. Thriving people. Thriving communities.
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"Research shows that lands managed by Indigenous people—both through legal title and informal, customary ownership—have lower deforestation rates than similar lands managed by other forest users..." 🧪
www.wri.org/insights/ama...
www.wri.org/insights/ama...
Indigenous Forests Are Some of the Amazon’s Last Carbon Sinks
Forests managed by Indigenous people in the Amazon are a strong carbon sink, removing a net 340 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere each year, equivalent to the U.K.’s annual�...
www.wri.org
October 9, 2023 at 2:17 PM
"Research shows that lands managed by Indigenous people—both through legal title and informal, customary ownership—have lower deforestation rates than similar lands managed by other forest users..." 🧪
www.wri.org/insights/ama...
www.wri.org/insights/ama...
Reposted by Zaria te hī ika
The Living Wage means thriving, not just surviving.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate. Set apart from the minimum wage, it’s worker and whānau focused.
Paying the Living Wage rate is voluntary. Employers who pay the Living Wage want to make sure their workers get enough money to live with dignity.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate. Set apart from the minimum wage, it’s worker and whānau focused.
Paying the Living Wage rate is voluntary. Employers who pay the Living Wage want to make sure their workers get enough money to live with dignity.
October 8, 2023 at 12:06 AM
The Living Wage means thriving, not just surviving.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate. Set apart from the minimum wage, it’s worker and whānau focused.
Paying the Living Wage rate is voluntary. Employers who pay the Living Wage want to make sure their workers get enough money to live with dignity.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate. Set apart from the minimum wage, it’s worker and whānau focused.
Paying the Living Wage rate is voluntary. Employers who pay the Living Wage want to make sure their workers get enough money to live with dignity.