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Monday, 10 May 2021, 1:16 pm
Are Fair Pay Agreements (FPAs) truly the work of the
devil? Given the vehement response to them last week by (a)
employer groups and (b) by their parliamentary friends on
the extreme right, you could be forgiven for thinking these
FPA things will mean curtains for commerce as we’ve known
it for the past 30 years. Believe me, they won’t. Less
excitable types will regard FPAs as heralding only a mild
shift towards a more centralised form of bargaining over
wages and conditions, much akin to what other successful
economies (eg Germany) have recognised for
decades.
Article – Gordon Campbell Are Fair Pay Agreements (FPAs) truly the work of the devil? Given the vehement response to them last week by (a) employer groups and (b) by their parliamentary friends on the extreme right, you could be forgiven for thinking these FPA things will mean …
Are Fair Pay Agreements (FPAs) truly the work of the devil? Given the vehement response to them last week by (a) employer groups and (b) by their parliamentary friends on the extreme right, you could be forgiven for thinking these FPA things will mean curtains for commerce as we’ve known it for the past 30 years. Believe me, they won’t. Less excitable types will regard FPAs as heralding only a mild shift towards a more centralised form of bargaining over wages and conditions, much akin to what other successful economies (eg Germany) have recognised for decades.
THE DETAIL/RNZ
One of the effects is sending investors out of the market which reduces supply and “actually makes the problem worse rather than makes it better,” Brad Olsen tells Emile Donovan in today’s Detail episode.
EXPLAINER: If you are a tenant, or looking for a rental, the idea of a Government-enforced cap on how much your rent can rise probably sounds like a great idea. If you’re a landlord, it might well sound like the worst idea you have ever heard. But some landlords, who have just been hit by that suite of changes, designed to help first home buyers, say they will be forced out of the market if rents can t change. And many economists say that most forms of rent control are actually self-defeating.
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