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Employment legislation reviews
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- Extending paid parental leave
- Equal Pay Amendment Act
- Law change for Easter Sunday shop trading
- Employment Standards Legislation Act
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- Reviewing regulated ACC payments for treatment
- Employment Relations Amendment Act
- Minimum wage reviews
- Sex work in New Zealand
- Changes to the process for setting pay for Members of Parliament
- Security officers – additional employment protections
- Matariki
- Updating Accident Compensation Review Costs Regulations
- Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day
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- Review framework for list of occupational diseases
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Labour market reports, data and analysis
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- National Survey of Employers
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- Future of Work Tripartite Forum
- Regional Skills Leadership Groups
- NZ income insurance scheme
- NZ Industrial Relations Foundation
- Plan of action against forced labour, people trafficking and slavery
- Employment website
- Preparing all young people for satisfying and rewarding working lives Long-Term Insights Briefing
Our international labour relations
We provide advice on relevant international labour issues and assess the impact of international developments on New Zealand's labour interests.
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International Labour Organisation
New Zealand is a founding member of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) which is the key global labour body and source of international labour law.
Trade and labour
We manage New Zealand's input into the labour components of bilateral and multilateral trade agreements.
Other multilaterals
New Zealand was a founding member of APEC which promotes trade and economic growth in the Asia-Pacific region.