The government has announced its expansion to the Flexi-wage initiative, increasing the funding to businesses hiring a worker and widening the eligibility for job seekers.
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Jacinda Ardern unveils Flexi-wage scheme expansion
Photo / NZ Herald Thu, 11 Feb 2021, 1:10PM
The Government is expanding the Flexi-wage scheme, which is designed to help Kiwis who lost their jobs during Covid to start new careers.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Social Development Minister Carmel Sepuloni are announcing an expansion of the subsidy in Auckland.
The scheme is designed to help businesses take on new workers, including Kiwis looking to re-enter the workforce after losing their jobs due to Covid.
That support can include training and mentoring and a contribution towards wages.
Businesses can now receive an average of $7500 per employee, although this amount will depend on individual circumstances.