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 to 20%. (However, rather oddly the prediction is for June 2020, despite the report being released in early August.) While clearly the prediction is a
Day: August 10, 2020
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 socio-economic wellbeing is utterly dependant on wage and salary earnings – i.e. if a Māori economy is to be conceptualised then it is income from
Oranga Tamariki – Report on Māori Outcomes Subscribers will recall that last week we advised the Waitangi Tribunal was sitting and hearing claims regarding the performance of Oranga Tamariki (WAI 2915). As the two prior quotes show – which were written 35 years apart – there remains deep concerns about