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New Privacy Act coming into force
With a new Privacy Act coming into force on 1 December, make sure you are following the rules. The Privacy Act governs the use of personal information in NZ.
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Updates from Master Plumbers and the wider industry.
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13 November 2020Read moreVideo update from CEO Greg Wallace - Nov 2020
The latest update from Master Plumbers, Gasfitters & Drainlayers NZ chief executive Greg Wallace.
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16 September 2020Read moreIntroducing New Zealand’s newest Biocontainment Laboratory
The Ministry of Primary Industries’ new National Biocontainment Laboratory is New Zealand’s only approved laboratory for containing and diagnosing serious veterinary diseases.
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25 August 2020Read moreVideo update from CEO Greg Wallace - Aug 2020
Master Plumbers CEO Greg Wallace talks about the new Apprenticeship Boost scheme and the importance of employers taking on apprentices to help grow the industry.
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13 August 2020Read moreCOVID-19: Member updates & resources
With Auckland moving to COVID-19 Alert Level 3 and the rest of NZ to Alert Level 2 from 12 August, we are here to provide Master Plumbers members with information,...
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29 July 2020Read moreHow to recession-proof your business
Are you prepared for what’s coming next? Business coach Daniel Fitzpatrick of Next Level Tradie shares 7 things to know - plus practical steps to take right now.
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17 July 2020Read moreElectrical work: how much can you do?
Armed with an Associated Tradesperson practising licence, plumbers and gasfitters are allowed to carry out certain electrical work.
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26 June 2020Read moreNew path for Certifying Plumbers to become Certifying Drainlayers
Skills has opened up a new path for certified plumbers to obtain their drainlaying certification based on existing skills and work experience.
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24 June 2020Read moreWorking safely with engineered stone
WorkSafe New Zealand would like to ensure that trade professionals are aware of the risks of working with engineered stone benchtops, used primarily in bathrooms and kitchens.
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17 June 2020Read moreFinancial support for employers that train apprentices
A new government subsidy will provide $1,000 per month to the employer for a first-year apprentice, and $500 per month for up to eight months for a second-year apprentice. It applies to both new and existing apprentices.
