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New Zealand Labour Market Outlook Tied to Political Certainty and Policy

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Nicola Willis, a spokesperson for the National Party, stated that the New Zealand economy is strengthening, but businesses remain cautious about hiring due to high oil prices and the ongoing election uncertainty. Willis noted that optimism and hiring intentions are increasing, with Treasury reporting 220,000 jobs are expected.

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Willis argued that job growth and business investment are predicated on the National Party’s economic plan, which includes fast-track projects and new trade deals. The party emphasized that businesses require certainty regarding tax settings and regulatory reform to invest and hire.

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  • Nicola WillisSpokesperson for the National Party, discussing economic policy and job growth.
  • Christopher LuxonPrime Minister of New Zealand, under whose leadership Nicola Willis serves.

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