Employment equity for Maori women in public sector
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From: Tania Te Whenua
Dear Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade,
Over the past three years:
a) How many Maori women (and what percentage of the total number of applicants) applied for Tier 2 roles or above?
b) How many Maori women (and what percentage of the total number of successful applicants) were successfully appointed to the jobs which they applied for at Tier 2 or above?
This question is being asked of all public sector departments.
Yours faithfully,
Tania Te Whenua
From: ENQUIRIES
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Kind regards,
MFAT Enquiries
New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade | Manatû Aorere
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Wellington 6160
New Zealand
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From: ESD
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[UNCLASSIFIED]
Dear Tania Te Whenua
Thank you for your OIA request, this email confirms receipt and advises that your request has been sent to the appropriate division for response.
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Kind regards
Executive Services Division
New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade | Manatû Aorere
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From: ESD
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
[UNCLASSIFIED]
Dear Tania Te Whenua
Please find attached a reply to your below OIA request, our reference 26982.
Kind regards
ESD
Executive Services Division
New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade | Manatū Aorere
T +64 4 439 8000 E [email address]
www.mfat.govt.nz | www.safetravel.govt.nz
195 Lambton Quay, Private Bag 18901
Wellington 6160
New Zealand
www.mfat.govt.nz | www.embassy.govt.nz | www.aid.govt.nz | www.safetravel.govt.nz
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