Between the Lines

BIG BROTHER

A few government departments have taken the ‘big brother’ approach to ensure information is not passed to the media. Screenings of emails, phones and even social media have started. Is this legal?

BAREFEET

An elected official loves making appearances without shoes. The same was seen when he was at the beauty pageant. Will he do the same if he travels to New Zealand, Australia or New York? Or is it a Pacific thing?

CALLED BACK

What could be the reason for some peace officers who were let go seven years ago to all of a sudden make a comeback? Some say it is a decision from the top.

SCAMS

It is known that Air New Zealand is looking for staff, but be wary of scams. Remember, the airline will not ask for a registration fee or application fee.

MONEY

Compensation for the sinking of the navy ship on the South Coast is close to distribution, that is what the word is. It is still unclear how it is being distributed or who gets how much.

MINIMUM WAGE

Some employers have hinted at reducing their workforce should a new minimum wage come into force.   Compliance with tax systems should let the government know if there is any truth to that argument. It should also be checked if the current minimum wage standards are being followed.

 

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