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new zealand economy? tourism is such a critical part of your economy. such a critical part of your economy- such a critical part of your economy. such a critical part of your econom . , ., ~ ., economy. absolutely. you know, ore-covid. economy. absolutely. you know, pre-covid, tourism economy. absolutely. you know, pre-covid, tourism is economy. absolutely. you know, pre-covid, tourism is our - pre covid, tourism is our number one export, and our number one export, and our number one export, and our number one employer, so it is a huge industry for us, and honestly now it is the middle of the winter our time, so we have the capacity, and certainly the capability, so it is fantastic to actually have people coming this time of the year, which is a lowest time of the year, versus the peak of our summer. the year, versus the peak of oursummer. so the year, versus the peak of our summer. so it has been a lot of lead up to it. a lot of industries, starting to see the team is rolling a
workplace learning, and currently we do not have the workforce to provide that kind of workforce learning. find that kind of workforce learning. and retention, we d been talking about it already. that is a massive issue, isn t it? it it already. that is a massive issue, isn t it? , ., it already. that is a massive issue, isn t it? , . , it already. that is a massive issue, isn t it? , ., , it already. that is a massive issue, isn tit? , ., , ., isn t it? it is, and it is good to retention isn t it? it is, and it is good to retention features isn t it? it is, and it is good to retention features in - isn t it? it is, and it is good to retention features in this - isn t it? it is, and it is good to| retention features in this plan. isn t it? it is, and it is good to l retention features in this plan. i think it is something that has been very much a focus on supply in the past, more nurses and gps, without how it will happen. we do need to retain people. experts are essential any cr
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