What's behind the shortage of workers? And is it still because of Covid?

Employment relations practitioner Max Whitehead wrote in the NZ Herald he believes it's because people perceive work and education as optional and have decided to put up their feet.

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What's behind the shortage of workers? And is it still because of Covid?
Employment relations practitioner Max Whitehead <a rel="noopener" href="https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/max-whitehead-where-have-all-the-workers-gone/GANOCBVSJOO7SWVVRGIBHQQBXI/" target="_blank">wrote in the NZ Herald</a> he believes it's because people perceive work and education as optional and have decided to put up their feet.
He joined Tim Roxborogh and Roman Travers on Smart Money.
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Looking to make sense of your dollars? Newstalk ZB’s Smart Money delves into the deep, dark recesses of unwanted debt, traverses the highs and lows of investments and helps to ensure you money works for you. Our industry experts give us their top tips on a wide selection of topics including mortgage rates, stock, savings, goal-setting and retirement.

Looking to make sense of your dollars? Newstalk ZB’s Smart Money delves into the deep, dark recesses of unwanted debt, traverses the highs and lows of investments and helps to ensure you money works for you.

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Max Whitehead: Where have all the workers gone?

Prices are going up. 

Food prices are up, and will keep going up alongside fuel. Practically any goods that travel by land air or ocean to get to you will become increasingly unaffordable for the foreseeable future. 

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Prices are going up.&nbsp;
Food prices are up, and will keep going up alongside fuel. Practically any goods that travel by land air or ocean to get to you will become increasingly unaffordable for the foreseeable future.&nbsp;
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Amanda Morrall: Saving money with rising costs

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Tensions are high for everyone right now, and I know most people will either be nervously checking their KiwiSaver balance on the daily, or completely ignoring it until things calm down a bit. 

The most repeated advice advisors will be giving right now is to simply ignore your balance for the time being - that by the time the first bomb dropped, it was too late to change anything. But is that really true? 

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Tensions are high for everyone right now, and I know most people will either be nervously checking their KiwiSaver balance on the daily, or completely ignoring it until things calm down a bit.&nbsp;
The most repeated advice advisors will be giving right now is to simply ignore your balance for the time being - that by the time the first bomb dropped, it was too late to change anything. But is that really true?&nbsp;
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Rupert Carlyon: Global tension? Ignore your KiwiSaver

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From April 1st, the KiwiSaver minimum default contribution rate will move up to 3.5%. 

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From April 1st, the KiwiSaver minimum default contribution rate will move up to 3.5%.&nbsp;
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Chris Wilson: KiwiSaver changes need some tweaking

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Max Whitehead: Where have all the workers gone?

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