The Beveridge curve shows changes in matching between the demand for and supply of labour and reflects the business cycle. The time line shows the time series in sequence, starting with September 2007 and finishing with June 2015.
A summary of the regulatory impact analysis for the proposal to improve the energy efficiency of air conditioners (often sold as heat pumps) in New Zealand.
pdf, 282 KBJobs Online is released on the dates given below:
This report establishes consistent monitoring on the performance of the building consent system, with a focus on building consent and code compliance certificate timeframes.
pdf, 936 KBMBIE’s workforce and leadership representation goals – continued focus.
Cabinet paper seeking decisions for regulations to support the self-certification for plumber and drainlayers scheme.
pdf, 280 KBKey activities over the past twelve months to progress our DEI work plan, acknowledging the cross-over impact within these areas. The data above under “workforce and renumeration data” gives information about outcomes.
We’re responsible for advising the Government on energy efficiency and renewable energy policy for New Zealand. The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) is responsible for implementing programmes to improve the energy efficiency and increase the use of renewable energy by New Zealand homes and business.
To improve the experiences and outcomes for MBIE people, customers, and stakeholders, MBIE gains insight from our people, explores workforce and remuneration data, and reviews the impact of actions taken. This informs what we keep, stop, start, and adjust with our new action plan.
The government has committed $28 million to support community-based renewable energy projects to help households afford and secure the energy they need. This fund supports the government’s effort to build energy resilience in communities.
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