Te kaupapa outcomes framework
Vision: Māori exercise rangatiratanga to create intergenerational wellbeing through work.
Vision: Māori exercise rangatiratanga to create intergenerational wellbeing through work.
Option 2 would introduce measures to require that PCBUs must not process, direct or allow workers to process engineered stone, unless the processing and housekeeping are controlled.
The Food and Beverage Project publishes comprehensive, data-driven reports on the current and evolving state of New Zealand's food and beverage sector.
Throughout consultation, general comments on the current operation of the RSE scheme and the nature of the policy review process were received.
Since 2019, WorkSafe has worked to educate and engage with the industry on the risks to worker health from high concentrations of RCS and the controls needed to manage the risks effectively.
People need work that provides fair pay. But work is more than simply income; it can also give people a sense of purpose and allow them to develop skills, experience and social connections.
This evaluation was designed to better understand how well the current system is aligned with its intended objectives and to explore the underlying causes of issues with its efficiency, predictability and effectiveness.
This information outlines how roles and responsibilities are shared across the tourism system, and how central government, local government and industry work together.
Information on the consultation for plant, structures and working at heights regulations.
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