@8HHF4RX4yrs4Y
Yes, but ensuring that the incentives do not undercut local companies and businesses
@9G5F9YN1yr1Y
Employment law needs re writing. Many staff are entitled and do not do a decent says work as they know they don't have to as removing them is too hard
@9FPG44R1yr1Y
Yes but only industry sectors that are environmentally beneficial to New Zealanders and not tourism. Focus on science, health, education, green energy and military sectors
@9D8FVKF2yrs2Y
Don't have enough expertise to answer
@9DP4NFR1yr1Y
No, private companies shouldn't exist
@9DB3WMY2yrs2Y
i don’t have the expertise to answer
I do not have enough information or expertise to answer this question
@9FB9XNZ1yr1Y
yes, but I don't want it to drown out locally owned and small businesses
@8HS6NJS4yrs4Y
Yes but only if the business is struggling to the point of being in bad debt
@8DMT9L44yrs4Y
No, but remove punishments for student loan borrowers who move overseas due to low job availability in nationally highly competitive industries.
@8D2FVR44yrs4Y
Yes, by increasing taxes on businesses that have investments in other countries.
@8CLK5PM4yrs4Y
Yes. This can be done with assisting with supporting infrastructure and regulations and in other ways than payments.
@martinnes3yrs3Y
not yet jobs are divisions are intelligence foots when my life in process nothing put more dites power harms in commission by rights legalise law and order by court scams and new Zealand increase Auckland and Hamilton cost price roll downs government which mayor phil goff and leader for councillors with more less increase and decrease which the roads is opening
@8GL4HSX4yrs4Y
@9D2W9ZZNew Conservative2yrs2Y
Yes, but only if the benefit of the jobs outweighs the cost.
@9C44SFB2yrs2Y
maybe because they're are more experienced workers outside of NZ but we still need to employ people from nz first
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