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Mapp Bill Would Promote Job Creation and Innovation. Print E-mail

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Mapp Bill Would Promote Job Creation and Innovation 3 August 2006. Releasing the New Zealand Business Roundtable's submission on MP Wayne Mapp's Employment Relations (Probationary Employment) Amendment Bill, executive director Roger Kerr said opposition to it was ?scaremongering?. "Probationary periods are standard across the OECD with governments of the political left and right alike. Indeed, some of those with the longest periods are in Britain (under the Blair Labour government) and social democratic Denmark.

 

By NZBR, New Zealand.

Governance Policy Resource.


 
New Zealand lessons from United States welfare reforms . Print E-mail

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New Zealand lessons from United States welfare reforms . The 1996 welfare reforms created an obligation for work and emphasised measures that directly promoted and supported working.... By Justin Coutts for the New Zealand Business Roundtable.

 

By New Zealand Business Roundtable. , UK, Germany.

Employment Policy Resource.


 
Achieving Effective Outcomes in Youth Justice Print E-mail

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Achieving Effective Outcomes in Youth Justice. When the present youth justice system was introduced in New Zealand in 1989, including the use of family group conferences, it was a unique innovation. Since that time, other countries have experimented with similar practices. New Zealand remains a world leader, yet there has been relatively little research on its system. Although there is some evidence to suggest that effective family group conferences can affect outcomes for young people, including reducing reoffending, the nature of the best practice that produces effective family group conferences remains a matter of opinion and debate. This research has been designed to identify aspects of practice that will achieve effective outcomes. By Gabrielle Maxwell, Venezia Kingi, Jeremy Robertson, Allison Morris, Chris Cunningham, and Barb Lash.

 

By Ministry of Social Development, New Zealand.

Law and Order Policy Resource.


 
Immigration policy Print E-mail

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Immigration policy. Perhaps partly because of its apparent simplicity, everyone has a view on immigration. Talk of 'brain drains' or 'immigration invasions' pervades newspapers and radio talkback, depending on whether we have a net outflow or a net inflow of people at any point in time. But the complexity of the impacts of immigration means that the easy answers are seldom the right answers. In this policy briefing we outline the basic economic principles and research findings that lie behind immigration policy. While there are non-economic reasons to encourage certain types of immigration, this note, and New Zealand's immigration regime, focuses on economic migrants. By Hayden Glass.

 

By New Zealand Business Roundtable, New Zealand.

Law and Order Policy Resource.


 
Submission on the Lawyers and Conveyancers Bill Print E-mail

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Submission on the Lawyers and Conveyancers Bill. The NZBR and its members have a major stake in the performance of the legal profession and the legal system. Large businesses are major users of legal services, both for advice and litigation.

 

By New Zealand Business Roundtable, New Zealand.

Law and Order Policy Resource.


 
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