A fair price for groceries and building supplies - Ardern, Faafoi

Labour will initiate two new market studies:

- Supermarkets

- Building supplies

Labour will initiate two new market studies to ensure New Zealanders are paying a fair price for groceries and building supplies as the economy recovers from Covid-19.

What voters across political spectrum agree on - Massey University

Political views are divided across a range of issues, but a recent survey reveals a few areas Kiwis do agree on in the lead up to the October 17 general election.

Labour building a barrier to economic recovery - McClay

With businesses failing and unemployment rapidly increasing, Labour’s plans are like throwing petrol on a bonfire, National's Economic Development spokesperson Todd McClay says.

Labour fails to front with costs for business - Todd McClay

"Jacinda Ardern needs to front up and explain to New Zealanders how much Labour’s policies will hurt the New Zealand, economy National’s Economic Development spokesperson," Todd McClay says.

Time for serious action to back business - McClay

"Business needs the confidence to invest and hire to deal with our growing unemployment problem," National’s Economic Development spokesperson Todd McClay says.

Best policies for business post-election - EMA

The EMA has today released its 2020 Election Manifesto detailing what it believes the next Government needs to do to create the economic and social conditions for the country’s post-COVID transformation.

Supporting workers and valuing their contribution - Labour

Making sure working New Zealanders are safe, healthy and that their contribution to the economy is valued is at the heart of Labour’s Workplace Relations Policy.

Promise to extend sick leave 'will have huge impact in ECE'

NZEI Te Riu Roa is welcoming Labour's announcement today that it would double minimum sick leave entitlements to 10 days per year if returned to Government.

Labour adds costs, National reduces taxes - Collins

"National will help business grow, retain jobs and take on extra workers, while Labour will cripple businesses as they battle the recession," National Party Leader Judith Collins says.

Unions welcome release of Labour’s industrial relations policy

The Council of Trade Unions is applauding today's launch of the Labour Party’s industrial relations 2020 election policy by spokesperson Andrew Little.