Business and employment
This section provides information, resources and guidance on our functions which support consumers, employment, business and economic development.
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Hararei tūmatanui o Matariki
Kua whakatakotohia te pire mō te hararei tūmatanui o Matariki ki te whare Pāremata.
Trade and tariffs
We hold responsibilities relating to trade, including technical barriers to trade, import tariffs, trade remedies, competition, intellectual property and government procurement. This work makes it easier for New Zealand exporters to trade with other countries, maintains fair market competition, and ensures that products imported into New Zealand are safe.
Introduction from the Minister for Social Development and Employment
Manahua te mānehurangi – Take charge of your destiny.
Canterbury labour market and skills shortage data
This page provides the Quarterly Canterbury Job Matching Report and Skills Shortage list for the Canterbury rebuild and wider recovery. We are no longer producing the Quarterly Canterbury Job Matching Report.
Glossary and common abbreviations
The glossary contains te reo Māori words and phrases that are commonly used in the Action Plan.
Māori Employment Action Plan
The Māori Employment Action Plan is part of the Government’s Employment Strategy.
Plan of action implementation reports
The Plan of Action provides a high-level framework for the actions that government agencies will undertake over 5 years to 2025 to contribute to eliminating forced labour, people trafficking and slavery.
Ensuring effective regulation of health and safety risks associated with toxic or flammable refrigerant gases
Consultation on the discussion document ‘Ensuring effective regulation of health and safety risks associated with toxic or flammable refrigerant gases’.
Consultation paper: Proposed updates to ACC regulated payments for treatment
On behalf of the Minister for ACC, the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment is consulting on the Minister’s proposal to increase the amounts, prescribed by regulation, that ACC is liable to pay towards the cost of rehabilitation.