Māori and Pasifika related racism at work concerning: survey

By Danielle Kutchel
Published June 15, 2018

Dozens of Māori and Pasifika primary school leaders have reported experiencing racial discrimination at work, according to a new survey.

The Principal Health and Wellbeing Survey, launched by NZEI Te Riu Roa president Lynda Smith, featured the responses of 89 Māori ...

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