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Migrants' settlement experiences and community attitudes toward migrants and immigration

We survey recent migrants about their experiences of life in New Zealand and report on their settlement outcomes. We also survey New Zealanders about their perceptions of migrants and immigration to better understand community attitudes.

Quarterly updates on broadband deployment

Each quarter, a Quarterly Connectivity Update is published reporting on the progress of the government's broadband and mobile programmes.

Appendices

This document contains supplementary data tables which complement the report entitled “Working conditions of migrant employees (2021 & 2022)”. Due to rounding and questions where participants can provide multiple answers, totals do not always add to 100%.

Fast broadband policy and regulation

We are responsible for a range of policy and regulations that control and facilitate broadband and mobile infrastructure, including property access and dispute resolution for UFB installations, and environmental standards.

Most migrant workers receive their minimum employment entitlements and have good working conditions, but some groups are more vulnerable in their jobs

This section presents survey results by demographic group, highlighting groups who are more or less likely to experience adverse working conditions.

Section 6: Governance settings in ‘other’ local fibre company constitutions

New Zealand’s migrant worker population is diverse and well educated

This section outlines the composition of the migrant worker sample, as well as some high-level survey results.

Section 5: Enhancing information flow to the Emergency Location Information System

Survey questions used in this analysis

In addition to using demographic information and data on job characteristics (occupation, industry, nationality, English conversation capability, highest qualification, gender, and number of jobs), the analysis in this report focuses on migrant employees’ responses to the following survey questions.

Section 4: Identifying participants in the market