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[ad_1] Well-established New Zealand clothing manufacturer Deane Apparel have today confirmed their intention to close their manufacturing plant in Russley, Christchurch, which will lead to around 70 job losses among their predominantly female workforce and result in the further loss of vital manufacturing capacity from New Zealand. FIRST Union’s Southern Regional Secretary, Paul Watson, says…
[ad_1] – Construction of YMCA’s Hotel Give reaches final stages – 59 FTEs employed, 120 FTEs targeted by project end Housing Minister and Associate Minister of Finance, Megan Woods today visited YMCA Christchurch to mark the near completion of the first stage of the refurbishment of the ‘Hotel Give’ shovel ready project, funded by the…
[ad_1] Over 500 apprentices and cadets have been placed into work across New Zealand thanks to the Government’s booming build programme, that’s both constructing public houses, and maintaining older homes. Housing Minister Megan Woods announced the milestone today at a public housing construction site in Riccarton, Christchurch. “This Government’s investment in apprenticeships is about creating…
[ad_1] The award for ‘Best Practice for Integrated Economic Development Planning’ was presented to ChristchurchNZ at the Economic Development New Zealand (EDNZ) Gala Awards 2021, held in Palmerston North. The award acknowledged Ōtautahi Christchurch’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ecosystem which, through collaboration agreements among a network of partners, guarantees annual support of 40 to 60 businesses…
[ad_1] A city-wide approach to growing more high-value businesses and jobs for Ōtautahi Christchurch has been launched. The ambitious programme, a key action in the city’s post-COVID Economic Recovery Plan, aims to boost support for business development – from early stage idea through to high growth and international potential. The programme is underpinned by agreements…
[ad_1] Wilding pines removal provides jobs for COVID-displaced workers Central government funding has allowed for the creation of extra jobs in new wilding pines removal projects in Canterbury, primarily hiring people impacted by the economic fallout of COVID-19. Of the $3 million COVID-relief funding made available by the government, $1.9 million went to Canterbury wilding…
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