The latest benefit factsheets, which show there are circa 129,000 tangata Māori (and their household whānau) in receipt of social benefits, with most of these
The Ministry of Social Development published a report entitled ‘What Happened to People Who Left the Benefit System’.[1] The report looked at the outcomes for
The Ministry of Social Development (MSD) released the benefit factsheets for the quarter to 31 March. In whole numbers, 132,100 Māori (and their whānau) were
The Ministry for Social Development has published the benefit factsheets, up to the end of December 2020. Our review is attached. In essence numbers are
Title: Benefit Factsheets: Quarter to 30 September 2020 Publisher & Date: Ministry of Social Development (MSD): October 2020 Type of Document: Series of Factsheets and
Household Labour Force and Expenditure Data This week Statistics NZ also released the Household Labour Force data for the period to 31 March 2020. Because
We reviewed the Ministry of Social Development’s (MSD) return to welfare report. Clues to the high Māori child poverty levels are in this report –
Title: Benefit Factsheets: Quarter to 31 December 2019 Publisher & Date: Ministry of Social Development (MSD): January 2020 Type of Document: Series of Factsheets and
Title: Social Housing Register and Transfer Register: September 2019 Publisher & Date: The Ministry of Social Development: November 2019 Type of Document: Data set Length,
We reviewed the latest Benefit Factsheets from the Ministry of Social Development. What is most noteworthy is that, like last quarter, beneficiary numbers continue to
