Decent Work Summit programme

^{9:00 am:}^Opening

^{Karakia – Te Rūnanga o E tū}
^{Welcome – MCs and Bill Newson, E ū National Secretary}
^{Launching the Decent Work Charter – Muriel Tunoho, E tū Co-President}

^{9:20 am:}^{Keynote address, The Future of Work – Minister of Finance Hon Grant Robertson}
^{9:40 am:}^{Panel 1 – the Big Picture of Decent Work}

^{Decent Work as a human right – Saunoamaali’i Dr Karanina Sumeo, EEO Commissioner}
^{Transformation through public procurement – Tania Pouwhare, The Southern Initiative, Auckland Council}
^{Frontline perspective – Edwin Ikani, E tū National Executive}

^{10.10 am:}^Break

^{10:20 am:}^{Keynote address, Decent Work and the Law – Minister of Workplace Relations Hon Michael Wood}

^{10:40 am:}^{Panel 2 – Opportunities (Part 1)}

^{Regulating industry standards through Fair Pay Agreements – Richard Wagstaff, NZCTU President}
^{A vision for new employment institutions – Peter Cranney, employment lawyer}
^{A model of social insurance – Craig Renney, NZCTU Economist}

^{11:15 am:}^Break

^{11:35 am:}^{Keynote address, the Just Transition – Minster of Energy and Resources Hon Megan Woods}

^{12:00 pm:}^{Panel 3 – Opportunities (Part 2)}

^{Collaboration for a Just Transition in Southland – Terry Nicholas, Ivan Hodgetts, Murihiku Regeneration}
^{Regulating workplace democracy – Irina Freilekhman, E tū researcher}
^{Decent work through a Living Wage floor: a policy report in health – Heather Came, Julie Douglas, AUT}

^{12:25 pm:}^{Performing the Precariat – A documentary theatre presentation on work and low income}

^{12:40 pm:}^{Summary and next steps}^{12:45 pm:}^{Summit closes}