Tag: Citizens Advice Bureau
CAB Awareness Week is March 11-17
Attention all rangatahi!
We know that becoming an adult means facing lots of new challenges, and it's good to have somewhere to go when you...
Fond adieu to Citizens Advice Bureau stalwart Chris Woods
Chris Woods suddenly passed away on Tuesday, February 13, leaving his immediate family and CAB Pakuranga family profoundly saddened.
Those who have visited CAB would...
Redundancies and your rights
As the economy comes under pressure, staff redundancies may increase and it is useful to know your rights in this situation.
We have had several...
Annual leave – things to know
BY THE PAKURANGA CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
Now is the time to think of holidays and leave.
Time off work is vital both for the health of...
The ins and outs of traffic fines
However well we drive, most of us will at some point in our lives receive a traffic fine and these days, it may be...
Know the difference between fines and infringement fees
A fine is imposed by the court, whereas an infringement fee is imposed directly by a prosecuting authority such as the police or a...
Finding day to day life overwhelming?
There is much in the media currently about there being a 'mental health crisis' in New Zealand.
This topic covers a wide range of symptoms...
Volunteering in our community
Volunteer week took place from June 18-24, in order to recognise the important work that volunteers are doing in the community.
If you have a...
Auckland Council votes to sell seven per cent of its Airport...
By Laura Kvigstad, Auckland Council reporter, funded by New Zealand on Air
A two-day brawl among councillors for Auckland Council’s shares in Auckland International...
Fight to save our local Citizens Advice Bureau
Auckland Council's ongoing effort to reduce debt may lead to cuts in the funding received by the local Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB).
The organisation provides...