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• Economics of age and employment: a comparative study of the experiences in New Zealand and in overseas countries in terms of: 1. A statistical analysis of the major characteristics of older workers, and of their employment activities in the New Zealand labour force; 2. A survey analysis of the factors influencing the supply of, and demand for these workers in Wellington 

  Koh, Joseph Tee Hock (Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, 1970)

  In May, 1969, the Labour Committee of the National Development Conference recommended that research studies should be undertaken to estimate the extent of "deterrents to those (elderly people) who wish to continue working ...
• Employer Support for Library Studies Students: an Investigation into Levels of Support Offered by Employers of Library Studies Students in New Zealand and Associated Motivational Influences 

  Burgess, Anna Jane (Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, 2009)

  This research into Employer Support for Library Studies Students in New Zealand and associated motivational influences sought to investigate how support for study motivates students to achieve in their studies and in the ...
• Spatial Constraints on Residency as an Instrument of Employment Policy: the Experience of Limited Employment Locations in New Zealand 

  Kiddle, Gabriel Luke (Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, 2005-01-01)

  New Zealand is one of the only OECD countries to have attempted to impose spatial constraints on residency as a policy tool in its welfaretowork strategy. The Limited Employment Locations (LEL) policy introduced in 2004 ...