SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should MPs keep their 5.5% backdated pay rise?
NBR member subscribers are divided over whether MPs should keep their 5.5% backdated pay rise.
NBR member subscribers are divided over whether MPs should keep their 5.5% backdated pay rise.
Two recent articles on NBR ONLINE have highlighted the pay rise, announced by the Remuneration Authority last Thursday.
It means Prime Minister John Key will get a $23,800 increase in his base salary to
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should MPs keep their 5.5% backdated pay rise?
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