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Support for Super Gives Certainty
Tuesday, 30 November 2004, 11:43 am
Press Release: New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
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Support for Super Gives Certainty
Major political party
support for the NZ Super Fund provided greater certainty for
a generation of workers, Council of Trade Unions president
Ross Wilson said today.
The National Party has now
committed to support the “Cullen” fund.
While the fund
only provided part of the answer to ensuring adequate income
in retirement, it was important that New Zealanders knew
they could rely on a basic state provision, Ross Wilson
said.
“Now we need to get on with the job of ensuring
there is much greater access to workplace superannuation
schemes,” he said.
Investment was also needed in skills,
technology and improved productivity so that there was a
significant lift in incomes which would in turn provide more
opportunities for workers to save for their retirement.
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