Summarised by Centrist
From June 2024, Chief Executives of public sector agencies will see their pay tied to performance as part of new cost-saving measures following the Budget’s spending reductions. Finance and Public Service Minister Nicola Willis announced that while performance-linked pay increases are planned, no bonuses are expected for at least a year.
“We discussed the growing number of New Zealand companies working with and investing in Sri Lanka.”
“…didn’t want to put the boot in.”
A 50 percent decline in semicolon usage over two decades.
“The industry has done itself no favours.”
“We are not going to sit around and read poetry to rare lizards, whilst our current account deficit goes down the gurgler.”
“At the end of the day, we want fewer people on welfare and more people in work.”
“We discussed the growing number of New Zealand companies working with and investing in Sri Lanka.”
“…didn’t want to put the boot in.”
A 50 percent decline in semicolon usage over two decades.
“The industry has done itself no favours.”
“We are not going to sit around and read poetry to rare lizards, whilst our current account deficit goes down the gurgler.”
“At the end of the day, we want fewer people on welfare and more people in work.”
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