Josi
@josief.bsky.social
What matters to me likely matters to you. A brightness of future, a sense of agency, the ability to choose and a feeling of belonging.
Aotearoa, New Zealand
Aotearoa, New Zealand
Now if we can just encourage a few more to join us 💚🤗
October 29, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Now if we can just encourage a few more to join us 💚🤗
Ooof what an excellent letter. Hits every issue with evidence. Imagine designing a curriculum without considering the time required to deliver it in the classroom nor the developmental altitude of the students…
October 29, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Ooof what an excellent letter. Hits every issue with evidence. Imagine designing a curriculum without considering the time required to deliver it in the classroom nor the developmental altitude of the students…
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Success comes in the shape of a pyramid. There’s only one PM and one Air NZ CEO at a time. Most people are working to pay bills and exist. We have over-index on the idea that everyone can slowly work through the steps to success and eventually be on top. It’s a myth.
October 12, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Success comes in the shape of a pyramid. There’s only one PM and one Air NZ CEO at a time. Most people are working to pay bills and exist. We have over-index on the idea that everyone can slowly work through the steps to success and eventually be on top. It’s a myth.
But ThEY aRe seNdInG ImpOrTanT LetTeRS
September 30, 2025 at 7:30 PM
But ThEY aRe seNdInG ImpOrTanT LetTeRS
It’s a pretty big move for a representative member organisation to make specific policy requests - hard to manage in the member base. I think this is quite bold, they are urging a rethink to previous parameters- business loves certainty, but this is a request for Govt to change tack, get creative
September 11, 2025 at 5:26 AM
It’s a pretty big move for a representative member organisation to make specific policy requests - hard to manage in the member base. I think this is quite bold, they are urging a rethink to previous parameters- business loves certainty, but this is a request for Govt to change tack, get creative
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Total gross earnings rose 1.5.% last year – well below current inflation of 2.7%. Workers are falling further behind the current cost of living. This has likely been compounded by real-terms cuts in the minimum wage, and fewer jobs being available to make up lost hours
September 9, 2025 at 12:27 AM
Total gross earnings rose 1.5.% last year – well below current inflation of 2.7%. Workers are falling further behind the current cost of living. This has likely been compounded by real-terms cuts in the minimum wage, and fewer jobs being available to make up lost hours
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The economy is very difficult for younger workers. 19,842 fewer filled jobs for 15-24 year olds than last year, and 41,000 fewer than 2 years ago. The group with the fastest growth in jobs are the over 65s, who may well be in work for financial reasons, not through active choice
September 9, 2025 at 12:27 AM
The economy is very difficult for younger workers. 19,842 fewer filled jobs for 15-24 year olds than last year, and 41,000 fewer than 2 years ago. The group with the fastest growth in jobs are the over 65s, who may well be in work for financial reasons, not through active choice