To address inequality, Aotearoa needs to set a rate of tolerance for inequity in the economy. I would suggest a...

My idea, get rid mimum wage. We should on all living wage. That way we not dependent of government to...

Inequality between different kinds of families should be reduced with a robust welfare state, with universal benefits for children, students,...

some idea to test

I need more money. Stat!

End wealth inequality between workers and bosses through policies that expand democratic public ownership, cooperative ownership and community wealth building....

End systemic institutional racism. Mandatory for all employers to support & provide training for workers that supports greater understanding of...

Benefits and how they are categorized, amount that is paid, black and white guidelines preventing people living full lives while...

Very supportive of looking at free early childhood education to allow people to work - as long as we ensure...

See picture of our notes below.

Addressing gender & ethnic pay gaps, and issues that migrants face in working in New Zealand.

Kia ora! What about if people had greater access to services and training in mediation & facilitation in the workplace...

End inequality

We need to work towards dismantling neoliberalism, government policy towards privatisation and corporate interest in productivity over people is harming...

It seems like we're barely allowed to say the word "capitalism" in public discourse at this point - much less...

To end inequality we need to embrace a collective ideology in policy making. Currently we are seeing an ideology of...

To end inequality we need to embrace a collective ideology in policy making. Currently we are seeing an ideology of...

Perhaps we should be talking about ending inequity rather than inequality - see the picture from Nicole:

https://www.bu.edu/diversity/resource-toolkit/inequity-equality-equity-and-justice/

More progressive income tax system.

Include capital gains as income, excluding the value of the average home.

Include inheritances as income, and...

Poor transport infrastructure is a significant factor driving inequity in South Auckland - university students have to leave home 2-3...

Voters need to understand the dynamics of government policy (e.g. tax cuts = less money for public services), wealth inequality,...

Housing standards need to be higher - conversation around the cycle of people coming into hospital for respiratory issues, being...

There are significant inequities in access to education; we need to examine school times (could weekend schools or schools with...

We need alternative education models where teachers are incentivized to adapt to each students needs

Why do some corporations (such as AT) have their own free carpark for all staff and others cannot access adequate...

Bring back fair pay agreements

Tax the rich, then name and shame people hoarding wealth

We need significant tax reform, with huge taxes on wealth, capital and/or land. We need to introduce a low income...

Take back democratic control of the reserve bank; artificially driving up unemployment and inflation to make people desperate and poor...

Migrants work multiple jobs, students have to work and study to survive, new mothers are going back to work too...

We need a push for more left wing radicalism to make significant change - previous Labour party interventions have not...

Societal shift needed; public services more concerned with budgets than the people delivering services (cutting overtime, poor staffing etc.)

Remove privately owned prisons at an absolute minimum - if someone can profit from imprisoning people, there is inherently more...

Honour Te Tiriti through true co-governance and mana motuhake, with the hauora of the whenua and the moana as a...

Address wealth disparity through redistribution of wealth to ensure at least a universal living wage for all - not just...

Immigration policies to allow for more immigration, and more supports for migrants around settling in, schooling, access to work etc

Significant increases to benefits, and widening the access to benefits (for example bringing back the artists benefits)

Better access to affordable and quality housing by restricting landlords and the number of residential properties people/trusts can own

Acknowledgement of women's hauora needs such as leave, flexible work, pay equity

Policies like Kia Toipoto and Te Orowaru should be extended into the private sector

Transparent pay scales and progression systems - can pay be fixed to grow with CPI?

Pay equity claims - what happens to claims underway (care and support workers, tertiary education)? The work has already been...