Lockwood Smith has unveiled more National workforce innovations. In addition to favouring Asian seasonal migrants over Polynesians because their hands are smaller, Smith has announced that National’s plans to have new schools built and owned by private companies will include “co-location of educational and industrial facilities” to “further leverage our most precious asset: our children, with their small hands and abilty to work in cramped conditions”
The first PPP school under National would be an all-boys primary school located at the Pike River coal mine.
As National opposed increasing the minimum wage for young people to the same rate as adults get, the child workers will be paid in ambition.
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