13 July 2005

Migrant Work Placement programme

Hello rekan - rekan

Ini ada open day bagi yang sudah memiliki minimum work permit, untuk melihat
kemungkinan - kemungkinan yang terbuka.

Semoga sukses

Yunus

-----Original Message-----
From: Philip Yeung
Subject: FW: Migrant Work Placement programme

The Hamilton Fraser High School holds a migrant work placement programme
four times a year at the migrant resource centre. It has proven very
successful with a majority getting paid work after the programme. It also
includes a work placement part it assist individuals to transfer to the New
Zealand work environment. I include further info on our next programme
starting 25 July 2005 - we are holding OPEN DAYS on 19 and 21 July 2005 NO
FEES (Subject to conditions). A minimum of a work permit and intermediate
English is all that is required. Can you please advise your members of
this.

I look forward to hear from you, in particular your ideas for better
employment opportunities for migrants and refugees in the city. I also very
much welcome your interest into our programme from one of your members.

Kind Regards

Lucia Reijgersberg

Work Placement Officer

Hamilton's Fraser High School
Migrant Work Placement Programme
c/o Waikato Migrant Resource Centre
Boundary Rd, Claudelands Park
P.O. Box 4340
Hamilton
Ph: 07- 853 21 85
Fax: 854 89 78
<mailto:l.reijgersberg@xtra.co.nz> l.reijgersberg@xtra.co.nz

09 July 2005

Spot the Difference for the NZ Election


A leaflet from the NZ Council of Trade Unions clearly shows that the Union is completely standing at the one side of the NZ political arena, which is the Labour Party of NZ, and its coalition parties, like the Progressive Party and the Greens Party. The Union is likely to strongly oppose the National Party.

Is it possible if the situation changes in the future?