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Speaker 1: Things we can do to help the economy through jobs. Firstly,

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Speaker 1: compulsory arbitration. I am sick and tired of the teachers

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Speaker 1: and the nurses and the doctor's striking. The current strike

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Speaker 1: this week by the doctors, they claim has been a

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Speaker 1: result of more than a year of negotiation. I mean,

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Speaker 1: surely at some point in Health New Zealand to finally

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Speaker 1: pull the trigger. Thank god, it becomes apparent that the

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Speaker 1: two sides aren't going to cut a deal. Some heads

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Speaker 1: need to be banged together. Health New Zealand have asked

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Speaker 1: for arbitration. So a simple law that it's timeline it

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Speaker 1: and say the hassle I mean could be timeline, could

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Speaker 1: be the number of meetings, or offers or counteroffers, whatever,

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Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. Just give it you a bear shot.

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Speaker 1: If it doesn't work, letter media to do the business.

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Speaker 1: Make it binding. Then the migration pathways announced yesterday that

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Speaker 1: we've just talked about. It seems to have taken an

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Speaker 1: age to realize that the simple truth, rightly or wrongly,

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Speaker 1: for this country is we need a shed load of people.

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Speaker 1: Yesterday's settings were hardly rocket scientists, as I mentioned to

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Speaker 1: Erica a moment ago, But that's the sad truth about

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Speaker 1: our economy. I'm afraid a lot of issues around jobs

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Speaker 1: these days, the bread and butter stuff of daily life,

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Speaker 1: the chocolate fish cafe. You up with that one. In

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Speaker 1: Wellington they've written to the minister. They need pathway, they

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Speaker 1: argue for people to work in hospital. Should they need

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Speaker 1: a pathway now? Of course not. Should jobless be king

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Speaker 1: to fill the gaps? Of course they should, But that's

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Speaker 1: our lot, a bunch of lazy people more interested in

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Speaker 1: scribing than working. So migration is the answer. They took

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Speaker 1: an age on foreign houses as well, but we got there.

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Speaker 1: I'm big on immigration. If you don't know that already.

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Speaker 1: People bring skills, that bring culture. They generally work hard,

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Speaker 1: they've got good work ethic, they earn money, they pay taxes.

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Speaker 1: There is growth in numbers. The other truth for now,

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Speaker 1: as we can't ignore there too many really good New

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Speaker 1: Zealanders have bailed. We need a skill and a talent reset.

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Speaker 1: The world is a competition. Everywhere's a landing spot. The

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Speaker 1: previous government, of course, made us a place to leave.

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Speaker 1: Couldn't wait to get out of here. The current lot

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Speaker 1: may change that, pray they do, but for now, talent

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Speaker 1: is still an issue. Good people are still hard to find.

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Speaker 1: The here and now answer is immigration. Find those that

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Speaker 1: like the look of us, make them a deal. Residency

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Speaker 1: is a deal. Yes, some may go to Australia, so

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Speaker 1: Peters is technically probably correct. But if we're good, some

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Speaker 1: may not, so we win. See all leavers, all ideas.

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Speaker 1: More productivity, more pace, less mucking around, fewer strikes, more attitude,

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Speaker 1: more determination, more deals, more pathways. It's not hard, you

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Speaker 1: just gotta want to do it. For more from the

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