Press Release – Geneva Healthcare A growing demand for skilled people to care for New Zealands aging population is providing job opportunities and new careers for people who have lost their jobs because of COVID-19. According to stats.govt.nz, 25,000 Kiwis lost their jobs in …
A growing demand for skilled people to care for New Zealand’s aging population is providing job opportunities and new careers for people who have lost their jobs because of COVID-19.
According to stats.govt.nz, 25,000 Kiwis lost their jobs in the December 2020 quarter; 15,000 were women. Māori, Pacific Island and older women were most affected by COVID job losses. And, despite the unemployment rate decreasing to 4.9% in the December 2020 quarter, women have continued to be over-represented with an unemployment rate of 5.4% (compared with 4.5% for men).
Press Release – New Zealand Health Group The inaugural New Zealand Health Group CEO Award celebrates the people who go above and beyond in everything they do. These people have been instrumental to the Groups success and helping the businesses within the Group to get through 2020 and continue …
The inaugural New Zealand Health Group CEO Award celebrates the people who go above and beyond in everything they do. These people have been instrumental to the Group’s success and helping the businesses within the Group to get through 2020 and continue to support New Zealand with home and community services, rehabilitation and behavioural support, health staffing and training.
Press Release – New Zealand Health Group The inaugural New Zealand Health Group CEO Award celebrates the people who go above and beyond in everything they do. These people have been instrumental to the Groups success and helping the businesses within the Group to get through 2020 and continue …
The inaugural New Zealand Health Group CEO Award celebrates the people who go above and beyond in everything they do. These people have been instrumental to the Group’s success and helping the businesses within the Group to get through 2020 and continue to support New Zealand with home and community services, rehabilitation and behavioural support, health staffing and training.
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The inaugural New Zealand Health Group CEO Award celebrates the people who go above and beyond in everything they do. These people have been instrumental to the Group’s success and helping the businesses within the Group to get through 2020 and continue to support New Zealand with home and community services, rehabilitation and behavioural support, health staffing and training. This year, the nation called upon us to protect New Zealand from COVID-19, and we did just that, says Josephine Gagan, New Zealand Health Group Chief Executive. But that s not all we did. We realised we can. We realised we can do things we didn t know we could do. We realised we can adapt to sudden and significant changes. We realised we can face great uncertainty with brave faces. We realised we can overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges. And we realised, more importantly, that we can do incredible things when we do them together, adds Josephine.