On Wednesday the Ministry of Social Development released Benefit Factsheets for the second quarter (1 April to 30 June 2012). The data shows 320,041 people
Yesterday, Statistics New Zealand released the Household Labour Force Survey results for the quarter to the end of March 2012. The survey shows an increase
Also available now is data on beneficiary levels for the quarter to 30 June. This information comes from the Ministry of Social Development. When analysed
The Ministry of Social Development (MSD) Benefit Factsheets for the June quarter 2011, shows that 32.4% of main benefit recipients (1 in 3) are Māori
On Tuesday the Government announced that a Ministerial Working Group would be established to consider the recommendations from the Welfare Working Group report. The members
Information released by Statistics NZ has shown a disparity in the impact of increased unemployment levels measured between 2008 -2010 and median income amongst Māori and Pacific
The official rate of unemployment fell in the three months to the end of September, despite an increase in the numbers of people recieving the
158 provider organisations have come together into 25 collectives to deliver whānau ora – integrative contracting, over much of the country. (more…) “Whānau Ora providers
