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Public sector job cuts: 'Nobody is above scrutiny'
The government has been accused of "taking a blowtorch to the public service" by the Greens, but ACT has welcomed the latest moves.
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rnz.co.nz
More public service job cuts may be coming - here's how many have gone already
The government is set to announce proposals for a reduction in public service staff to 1 percent of the total population by 2029. Here's what's already been cut.
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Nearly 9000 public sector jobs to go, government agencies to merge, Nicola Willis announces
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has warned the public sector is not a make-work' scheme as the government looks to merge agencies and save billions.
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Public sector job cuts: 'Nobody is above scrutiny'
The government has been accused of "taking a blowtorch to the public service" by the Greens, but ACT has welcomed the latest moves.
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'Like closing a timber mill': Why Wellington's economy needs to rely less on public sector
The government's latest plan to slash public sector jobs is expected to have a significant impact on the Wellington economy.
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apnews.com
New Zealand's government plans to cut 14% of public sector jobs to slash spending
New Zealand's government plans to lay off nearly 9,000 workers, cutting 14% of public sector jobs by 2029.
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Slashing public sector jobs the right move, New Zealand Initiative says
But the Public Service Association called the plans an "act of wilful destruction" which would decimate crucial services.
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taipeitimes.com
New Zealand plans to slash 14% of public sector jobs - Taipei Times
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Public servant 'terrified' job on the line again after government announces more cuts
The government plans to slash 8700 public service jobs over the next three years in a bid to $2.4 billion.
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'Heartless': Fears Wellington will be 'ghost town' after public service cuts
An economist says the capital is set to "bear the brunt" of a major shake-up to the public service.
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Winston Peters wins again - no cuts for MFAT in new Budget
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has been excluded from funding cuts, just as Peters said.