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Employment Minister Peter McCardle says the Maori unemployment rate is totally unacceptable, and measures are being taken to tackle the problem.

Employment Minister Peter McCardle says Labour's decision to set up an "alternative" select committee hearing into the community wage legislation is just a stunt.

Employment Minister Peter McCardle said today he is surprised that the Auckland District Council of Social Services at this stage appears not to support the Government's strategy in getting jobseek

A new Internet service to help people looking for work has been launched today by Employment Minister Peter McCardle.

Employment Minister Hon Peter McCardle today welcomed the Governor of the Reserve Bank's clarification of his submissions yesterday on the Community Wage to Parliament's Finance and Expenditure com

The increase in the official unemployment rate of.4 percent, while unwelcome, is not surprising given the slowing of economic growth, and the Asian downturn, the Minister of Employment Peter McCard

The New Zealand Employment Service will pick up responsibility for the supported employment sector of the New Zealand Community Funding Agency from 1 July 1998, Employment Minister Peter McCardle a

Job seekers on the community wage will never work for less than the minimum wage, Employment Minister Peter McCardle said today.

Hon. Peter McCardle
Minister of Employment

Employment Minister Peter McCardle is to be the Minister responsible for the new integrated employment and income support department, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley announced today.

Associate Work and Income Minister Peter McCardle said the Alliance and Labour have got their facts wrong on work for the dole.

Minister of Employment Hon. Peter McCardle said he was delighted that around 5,000 job seekers were taking part in Community Taskforce Projects throughout the country.

Minister of Employment Hon. Peter McCardle today said he was pleased that a survey of Department of Labour staff indicated that 74 percent felt the development of a one-stop-shop was positive.

Minister of Employment Peter McCardle said today there was a small increase of .2 percent in the number of registered unemployed during January.

Minister of Employment Peter McCardle said today that he was pleased by a drop in official unemployment in the December quarter.