Government says it has no more money to give to nurses
Winston Peters rejects doom and gloom of business confidence surveys, says the performance of the New Zealand sharemarket is a better guide.
The government has told nurses it does not have any more money to offer but the deal could be restructured.
Nurses have turned down the latest pay offer from district health boards which would have given them a 9% increase over the next 15 months.
Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters told the
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Brent Edwards
Mon, 18 Jun 2018
Mon, 18 Jun 2018
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