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UNIONS AND UNION MEMBERSHIP IN NEW ZEALAND：ANNUAL REVIEW FOR 2005
NEW ZEALAND 2005 UNIONS AND UNION MEMBERSHIP
2009/11/4
This paper reports the results of Victoria University!ˉs Industrial Relations Centre!ˉs annual survey o
trade union membership in New Zealand for 2005. The survey has been conducted since 1991,
whe...
The New Zealand minimum wage rate has recently experienced a sustained period of growth that
looks set to continue under the current Labour-led government. Since 2002 the adult minimum
wage rate...
EMPLOYERS, UNIONS AND WORKPLACE PARTNERSHIP IN NEW ZEALAND
EMPLOYERS NEW ZEALAND WORKPLACE PARTNERSHIP
2009/11/4
In 2005 the Partnership Resource Centre of the Department of Labour commissioned
a comprehensive review or !(R)stocktake!ˉ of union-management workplace partnershi
practices and behaviours in Ne...
Use of temporary nurse mechanisms by New Zealand’s District Health Boards
temporary nurse mechanisms District Health Boards New Zealand
2009/11/4
Nursing shortages is a concern globally, and in this context has emerged a research
focus on reasons and costs of turnover and retention. A national study on the costs of
nursing turnover in New Z...
THE EFFECT OF SETTLEMENT TYPE ON THE LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION OF NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
LABOUR FORCE NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
2009/11/4
A key priority of the present government is to improve women!ˉs participation in the workforce.
That education, age and reproduction decisions all play an important role in female labour force
par...
University Academics'Psychological Contracts in Australia and New Zealand
University Academics Contracts Australia New Zealand
2009/11/4
This paper reviews Australasian academics! psychological contracts and how they are
changing. While research has demonstrated that psychological contracts have considerable
impact upon workplace ...
Work-Family Conflict and Job Outcomes：The Moderating Effects of Flexitime Use in a New Zealand Organization
work-family conflict job outcomes flexitime New Zealand
2009/11/4
The influence of work-family practices on the outcomes of work-family conflict has received little
attention in New Zealand. The present study of 100 New Zealand employees found work family
confli...
Partnerships in Development：developments in mental health service provision in New Zealand
mental health service provision Partnerships New Zealand
2009/11/4
It is estimated that 46.6% of the population of New Zealand will experience some form of mental
disease or disablement over their life time. (MOH, 2006 p.xix). Of these about 3% will have severe
m...
Revisiting the Job Guarantee: Ten Propositions towards a Model for New Zealand
Job Guarantee labour market New Zealand
2009/11/4
This policy commentary complements the research report on Transition Assistance for Young
People, released by the New Zealand Mayors!ˉ Taskfrce for Jobs. It provides a snapshot at
the internationa...
Public Sector Pay Premium and Compensating Differentials in the New Zealand Labour Market
compensating differentials propensity score matching public sector
2009/11/4
In this article, propensity score matching (PSM) methods are applied to data from the 2005
International Social Survey Program Work Orientations (ISSP-WO) survey to examine the
public sector pay p...
Unions and Union Membership in New Zealand：Annual Review for 2006
Union Membership Annual Review New Zealand
2009/11/4
This paper continues the series of annual surveys by the Industrial Relations Centre (IRC) on
trade union membership in New Zealand, which began in 1991 when the Employment Contracts
Act (ECA) end...
This article provides a descriptive portrait of the changing characteristics of workers in
New Zealand earning at or below the minimum wage in the last decade. With
substantial increases made to b...
Dutch Migrants in New Zealand: Did they Fare Well?
Dutch emigration New Zealand immigration labour market self-selection
2013/10/17
We analyse postwar Dutch migration to New Zealand. We document that history, reflect on analytical and econometric modelling and then combine a sample of Dutch migrants in New Zealand with a represent...
Immigration Policies and their Impact: The Case of New Zealand and Australia
Point system skilled immigration population growth
2013/10/17
The paper provides an analysis of the recent immigration history of New Zealand and Australia. It starts with a description of the quantitative dimension of immigration: how many immigrants entered th...
A history of the New Zealand immigration experience and policy is reviewed in this paper. Data from the 1981 and 1996 New Zealand Censuses are used to illustrate changes in the characteristics of immi...