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The National Party consistently voted against the introduction and extension of paid parental leave, says Ruth Dyson

Ruth Dyson and Rick Barker mark the launch of the new SuperGold Card

Labour Minister Ruth Dyson today welcomed the release of a Families Commission report into paid parental leave in New Zealand.

Ruth Dyson today visited Mountainview High School in Timaru as part of Mission-On, a campaign to promote healthier food and increased physical activity for young people.

The title "Seeking Community", describes the struggle for, and journey towards, inclusion in the wider community by disabled New Zealanders.

Research has shown that when human rights are central to the whole school, students show improved behaviour and an increased respect for the rights of all.

Minister of Labour Ruth Dyson and Small Business Minister Lianne Dalziel have launched new tool kits to help businesses better manage flexible working arrangements and work-life balance.

The starting point of our government’s approach to employment relations is tripartism – a partnership between government, business and unions.

A joint release from Ruth Dyson, Minister for ACC and Peter Brown, Deputy Leader New Zealand First

At their 10 year anniversary breakfast celebration

It gives me great pleasure to support this member's bill in its second reading

Ruth Dyson is welcoming a parliamentary inquiry into the care and rehabilitation of youth sex offenders

Requiring 16 and 17 year olds to gain 200 hours working experience before being paid the adult minimum wage is a balanced way forward

What changes would help Kiwis care for people who are dear to them, whilst juggling other commitments?

These annual seminars help us to build and nurture a partnership between ABC and the government at a very practical level. Topics covered: Accessible transport, access to government information,voting and the UN Convention

Department of Labour research shows the best outcomes for resolving a dispute are based on sound advice from a trusted advisor

Ross Wilson has been appointed as the new chair of the Accident Compensation Corporation Board.

Today is the 20th birthday of the New Zealand law that allows women and their spouse or partner to take leave from work to care for newborn or adopted children while protecting their right to return to work.

The Minister for Disability Issues welcomes Kaitlyn Gulland, a Deaf student from Van Asch Deaf Education Centre, Christchurch

Ruth Dyson warns that misinformation being spread about an 18 year old could lead to vigilante action

From 1 July 2007, the maximum parental leave payment increases by nearly $20 per week

Just as the Convention is the product of a remarkable partnership between governments and civil society, CCS has played a partnership role with our government over many years

Michael Wintringham has been reappointed as a member

Nominations are now open for the annual William Wallace Awards, which honour outstanding young people in care.