Te Whatu Ora is holding off decisions regarding the fate of hundreds of jobs.

It had indicated June 2 as "D day" for a mass restructure involving about 1600 jobs.

However, the National Health Agency has confirmed today that it's postponing any announcements about what it would do next.

Public Service Association National Secretary Kerry Davies told Jack Tame that they're pleased that Te Whatu Ora has listened to its concerns, and is seeking further consultation.

She says it's going to take some time to work through the feedback.

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Te Whatu Ora is holding off decisions regarding the fate of hundreds of jobs.
It had indicated June 2 as "D day" for a mass restructure involving about 1600 jobs.
However, the National Health Agency has confirmed today that it's postponing any announcements about what it would do next.
Public Service Association National Secretary Kerry Davies told Jack Tame that they're pleased that Te Whatu Ora has listened to its concerns, and is seeking further consultation.
She says it's going to take some time to work through the feedback.
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